Social calendar notes and society events page
A fragmented society page lists church gatherings, meetings, and social events across Hempstead County. It notes speakers at the Hoprs School, district meetings, auxiliary gatherings at Saint Marks and the Presbyterian church, and visits from Miss Edna Franklin of Tyler Commercial College. It closes with a reflection on true worth in conduct and truth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hempsteid
Bob A. Day
Sohal
Ehurdis
Laneheon
Chuforesia
Hope Cogmeil
Man
Freel Gantt
District Nu
Mio T. Ma Stinnett
State Department of Reltcation
Adourniment
Wemus Ausitars
Piest
Edna Prenklin
Tyler Commercial College
Tyler
Texas
Franklin
Waller O'Neil
Rev. Reed
Texarkana
Barlow
God's Answer by Fire Sermon At 11 O'clock Worship
Church invites all to Sunday worship at 11 with sermon God's Answer by Fire and Sunday school at 1. Realizing a fruitful Christian must study God's word, the church enlarges Sunday school with Bible lectures classes and study. Midweek prayer 7 40 p m Wednesday. Friendly welcome.
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Papor
Christo
Hope Gospel Tabernacle Sunday School Begins New Fiscal Year
Hope Gospel Tabernacle reports 125 attend Sunday school last week and anticipates more next week as the Sunday School starts a new fiscal year. Deacons reappointed Guy E Bayse A Westbrook and Bernice Bradley as superintendent assistant and secretary respectively. Pastor Janes Eams presides at morning service on Jesus Goes to a Wedding and evening sermon Thy Universal Cyclone.
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Hope Gospel Tabernacle
Tabernacle Sunday School
Guy E. Bayse
A. Westebrook
Bernice Bradley
Ant
Wa. m
Jesus
Government Need to Empower Consumers and Justice Dept
The article urges informed consumer groups and the Justice Department to counter illegal practices by a few powerful food manufacturers amid a crisis. It notes a bulwark against price manipulation and mentions Sunday services by church groups including the Men's Tabernacle Quartet at 7:45 p.m.
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Department of Justice
Revival Meeting at First Methodist Church in Hopeland
Kenneth L. Spore, pastor, opens revival services at the Methodist church on Second and Pine. The meet runs to October 25 with daily 10 am weekday services and 7 pm nightly sessions. Children's meetings weekdays after school take place under Rev. Charles B. Wyatt, with Young People's meetings starting October 1. Holy Communion message Sunday at 1:10 pm titled Thomas. Sunday night sermon The Vision. Water Sunday school at 2:00 pm. All are welcome.
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Second and
Pine
Schol
Charles B. Wyatt
Stumps
Hopeland Vivinity
Thomas
First Baptist Church Opens New Year With Services
First Baptist Willi Russell Honiton pastor urges members and the public to attend the inaugural Sunday program for the new year. Sunday school at 9 45 with a goal of over 350 in attendance, morning worship including the Lord's Supper, and a sermon on Job the Baptist Messiah. Evening service at 7 40 features a sermon on Qualifications and Duties of the Deacon. Baptist Training Union begins a new year.
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First Baptist Church
Job the Baptist Mess
Jesus the Messiah
Baptist Training Union
Serman
Home Clubs Meet at Station Farm in Trempstead County
Trempstead county home demonstration club held its third meeting of the year at the Experiment Station amphitheater. President Mrs Wilbur Jones opened with welcome by Mrs L K Boyce, response by Mrs A G Almmerly, and roll call. Officers for next year were nominated, goats to Fayetteville discussed, and plans for leadership and Better Babies Project announced. Next council meeting December 6 at Neho with officer installation and a Christmas program.
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Experiment Station
Trempstead County Home Demonstration Club
Earnei
Wilbur Jones
L. K. Boyce
Columbus
A. G. Almmerly
Melrose Club
George Ware
State Home Demonstration Club Council
Conway
C. P. Zimmerly
Earle McWilliams
Erle McWilliams
Floyd Matthews
A. G. Zimmerly
Erle Turned
Nebo
Shirley Stewart
Grand St. Paul
Andrew Powell
Carroll B Schooley
Allen
Fayetteville
Eli
Huskey
Fletcher
Opal Cheol
Neho
Congress Shares Power Over Foreign Affairs
A congressional debate questions presidential control of foreign affairs. The Constitution vests key powers in Congress and the Senate, including declaring war and regulating foreign commerce. Congress can compel the Secretary of State to report, and must guard against unilateral presidential action.
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United States
America
Congress
Senate
Secretary of State
Bruce Catton analyzes neutrality letters on embargo issue
Washington correspondent Bruce Catton reports on 529 letters to a senator about the neutrality law. He classifies them as spontaneous or campaign-driven, noting 274 appear spontaneous while 192 are tied to organized efforts. He details types from printed form letters to personal notes and outlines how lawmakers may treat such appeals.
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NEA
Washington
Ens
U.S. A
Men’s Bible Classes
Letters Reveal Mixed Inspirations in Presidential Support
A senator notes that among 37 letters backing the President, five mirrored wording exactly, suggesting inspiration beyond the writers. He cites about 529 letters observed, noting over half appeared sincere outpourings of public opinion despite possible copying or influence.
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Anthel Ting
Infancy of Jesus and the kingdom of Heaven lesson
Sunday school lesson discusses the infancy of Jesus and the kingdom of Heaven. It explains Jesus fulfilled Old Testament prophecies and did not claim to found the kingdom, viewing prophets as foundational. Saints and prophets laid the foundation with Jesus as cornerstone, while authorities remain wary of new ideas.
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Kingdom of Heaven
Jesus
Kingdom of God
Paul
Jesus Christ
The Nazarene: Jesus Born in Nazareth and Flight to Egypt
A compact account notes wise men seeking the infant Jesus and Herod’s cruel plot to kill him by Bethlehem. Joseph flees with Mary to Egypt, returning after Herod’s death to Nazareth, the future home of Jesus the Nazarene.
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Jesus
Herod
Judea
Horn
Israel
Bethlehem
Joseph
Mary
Egypt
Nazareth
The
Messighi
Populars: fast growing short living trees. Sequoias longest life
Populars are the fastest growing and shortest lived trees with an average span of 10 to 15 years. Sequoias have the longest life expectancy among these species.
Federal Judges Schedule By City And By Month
The notice lists judge scheduling rules for multiple cities including Jonesboro Helens Batesville Fort Smith Texarkana and Verdi? describing first and second Mondays in various months plus holidays. It notes May November March April and October as reference points with adjustments for legal holidays and related dates.
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Jonesboro
Quiener
Fort Smith
Aywil
Haerwison
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Teachis! Association
Hope City P. A. Council
Womans Missionary Society of the First Christian Church
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Mit Charles
Bali
Lantis
Pastor Pight
Roy Rogers
Artzon A
Nancy Drew and
Buck Rogers
Church News
Unity Baptist
Erin Street
C. J. Salleers
Hope
Gospel Tabernacle
Janes E.ams
Illion
Vakes Je
Methodist
V. Mashburn
First Baptist
Willi Russell Honiton
United Brewers Indus Lad Powndiction
Bast Oth St
New York
N. Y
Station Farm
Pye
Bruce Catton
By Bruce Catton
Rennas
Matthew
William E. Gilroy, D. D
Advance
A. L. Hardage
Citizens National Bank
Paramount
Boe
Ray Milland
Robert Preston
Brian Donlevy
Susan Hayward
J, Carrol-Naish
Donald O'Connor
James Stephenson
William A. Wellman
Batesville
Geo. W. Robison & Co
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