Fragmented life notes and social notices from Shreveport area
A jumble of ceremonial lines and social updates. Miss Mary Pankey of Engmet, a Centenary College freshman, stays with grandmother Mrs. Samuel R. Bridgers and sister. Bridging and dinner party hostesses at Mrs. Rettig's West Avenue home feature prizes and bridge play. Presbyterian conferences, church auxiliary meetings, and visits from Texarkana and Detroit relatives are noted. A marriage announcement cites Helen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Q. Rewlater, marrying L. C. Coe of Hot Springs at Fort Smith on September 22 with plans to live in Hot Springs.
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Mary Pankey
Engmet
Centenary College
Samuel R. Bridgers
Familly
Robert Lecthetore
Robinson Place
Shreveport
Pankey
Ch Omega
Ray Webb
J. Q. Rewlater
McCaskil
Helen
L. C. Coe
Hot Springs
Fort Smith
Mr. Coc
Weekly Sunday School Lesson on the Ten Commandments
The article recalls a bygone era when many religious and secular people knew the Ten Commandments, with heavy emphasis in Sunday schools and public schools in religiously instructed nations. It questions whether even the religious community now names or identifies the commands, suggesting a test of familiarity beyond substance knowledge.
Unity Missionary Baptist Services at Melrose Church
The First Baptist church announces Sunday services at Melrose Church with Sunday school at 10 and preaching at 10:55. A new quarter study begins, featuring the Ten Commandments for all ages, and a series on the Beatitudes titled Recipes for Happiness. The BTU year kickoff is 6:30 with expected 100 youths. evening service at 7:30 offers a sermon They Who Were Crucified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Quarter
First Baptist Church
First Methodist Church revival services plans announced
Fred R. Harrison pastors a revival with morning and night services on Saturday. Sunday morning features a church school opening for the new year. The Cross of Christ is the morning sermon, and The Call of the Church the evening message. Epworth Leagues meet at 6 45 with Rev. E H Martin leading youth services nightly. Garrett Memorial Baptist adds Stingray school and P T C events with prayer meetings through Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Workman
Christ
Epworth
E. H. Martin
Garrett Memorial Baptist
Hope Gospel Tabernacle Revival Ends With Final Sermon
Bert Webb, pastor at Hope Gospel Tabernacle, invites a large crowd for the Collins Revival closing day. Morning service at 11 includes communion. a baptismal service follows at Dulin's Lake. Evening Bible class and final evangelistic sermon at 745 address tithes questions and faith.
The Commandments in Jewish Law and Christian Thought
The text explores knowledge of the Commandments, noting Christians’ varied views on their relevance. It discusses the prevalence of social and ethical significance in Jewish law, the long-established emphasis on the Commandments, and the ease of overlooking them as many depart from their spirit and practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wankind
Circus Coming to Hope for October 5 Visit
Advance agents announce Russell Bros Big 3 Ring Circus and Wild Animal Menagerie will perform in Hope on Wednesday October 5 at the show grounds on old U S Highway 67. The tenth anniversary tour promises a new program with Flying Stars Roberts Trio Aerial Ortons Lon La Vela and Morris Troupe of acrobats plus equestrian displays and bareback riding feats. Lions tigers camels elephants bears and monkeys will be shown with a side show museum of curios.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circus
Santa Claus
Russell Bros. Big 3-Ririy Circus
Wild: Animal Menagerie
Hope
U.S. Highway No. 67
Russell Circus
Roberts
Ortons
Lon la- Vela
Guard of
Morris
Albert Hodgins, Jr
Spectacular Versailles lighting for Marie Antoinette scene opens
The Saenger presents Norma Shearer in a lavish Technicolor sequence featuring Marie Antoinette at Versailles with Tyrone Power. Lighting a 250 by 125 foot palace set required 27 stars, 692 extras, and massive electrical output to simulate a royal arrival amid crystal chandeliers and stage grandeur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saenger
Palace
Versailles
Marie-Ann
Norma’ Shearer
Tyrone
Saender Theater
William Daniels
Marie Antoinette
Miss Shearer
Louis XV Welin Barrymore
Louis August
Robert Morley
Daniels
Tyrone Power
Norman Shearer i
Reconsidering the Sabbath in a Love Driven Law
A reflection argues that the Ten Commandments reveal a positive vision through Jesus. It contrasts Old Testament negative prohibitions with Jesus positive calls to love God and others. The piece asserts the law of Christ is a law of love, shaping life beyond mere duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Christ
Bamboo life cycle and quality changes over years
Bamboo lives five to ten years on average. It reaches maximum hardness in the third year of growth. After the third year growth ends, the wood becomes brittle.
Gospel Tabernacle Baptism Sunday at Lin's Lake
A three week revival ends with a Sunday water baptism at Lin's Lake led by Rev D E Collins of Granada Minn and Rev Bert Webb with both men performing baptisms. The service starts at 2 30 pm with an afternoon sermon on the center's edge and Collins preaching at 8 00 am and 7 45 pm. A large crowd is expected as couples are to be baptized together and a unique method will be used. Natives of Baja California Mexico catch sharks and remove fins to sell to Chinese diners. Entomologists warn insect pests cost the US agriculture billons annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dulin's Lake
Gospel Tabernacle
D. £. Collins
Granada
Minn
Evangelist Collins
Bert Webb
Collins
AL O
Romania under dictatorship and shifting alliances
The piece describes Romania's political crisis with suppression of opposition and newspapers, the presence of German propaganda backing suppressed Fascists, and new alignments forming among Russia, France, and Germany as they seek influence. It notes Romania as a vital prize due to wheat and petroleum outputs and as a strategic gateway to Ukraine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acs
Rumania
Carol
Yugoslavia
Hungary
Cechoslovakia
Poland
Russia
France
Germany
Ukraine
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K. G. McKae
AL Fp, Hane“fin, Mes
Joh Gathtie
May Wilson
Ouachita Presbyterian
Lewisville
McRae
Women's Auxiliary of
The
First Presbyterian Church
William Metcalf
Sarah Sue
Texarkana
Clifford Aubrey
Detroit
Tex
D. Coffman
J. M. Liguor Conway
James R. Henry
Henry
Texans
Gloria Stuart
Tim Tyler
Bess
Norma Shearer
Power Robert
Sacuger Theater
Cox Drug
Hope White & Co
Fulton Gilen Spates
Saratoga Street Car Cafe
Mineral Springs
Blevins Drug Store
Blevins Lid's Cafe
Rosston
European Hotel
Stamps
Lester Drug Co
Rialto
Monte Cristo
Zane Grey
Cartaon
Treasure Island
Reno
WM. E. Gilroy
D. D
Advance
Hope Show Grounds
Old Hy
Real Wild West
Marolous Horse
Mammoth Canvas
White Tops
Twick
Bob Burns
Ann Mille
Kenny Baker
Jack Oakie
Radio City
Paris
Little Miestro
Melrose Church
First Baptist cHruncil
W. RB. Hamilton
First Methodist Church
Fred R. Harrison
Stingray School
P.T. C
Hope Gospel Tabernacle
Tabernacle
Children's Church
Christ's Ambassadors
Gene Autry
Three Stooges
Mickey Mouse
Circus Zany
New Theater
Ann Miller
MGM
Sharyls
Ray Corrigan
Tyscan Smith
Mickey Mouse Carjom
Dulin’s Lake
Baja Calif
Mexico
United States
Grmany
Hitler
T. $. McDavitt & Company
Texaco
Townsend
Ows Townsend
Prop
Enusiet
Arkansas
Cecil Wyatt
Third
Washington Streets
Frank Heartetd
Shayer Sts
Hugg
Perry Taylor Division Street
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