Fragmented poetry and local notices from a small city paper
A mixed entry of verse lines and social notices describes residents and events. Walker, connected with the WPA finance department, returns home near Arkadelphia. Mrs. Jamison leaves for Texas. Hot Springs visitors, Luncheon guests in Little Rock, and Methodist society activities are noted along with a church program for children and a meeting of the Pat Cleburne chapter UDC.
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Sauth
Tyoe
Selerted
Orc
Walker
Finance Department
WPA
Arkadelphia
C. A. Graves
Little Nock
Little Rock
Women's Missionary Society
The
Methodist Church
Patmos Juniors to Stage Annual Class Play Friday
Patmos High School presents The Wild Calf Boy a three act comedy Friday night in the auditorium. Cast includes Aunt Anne Lois Ashiston Della the maid Loretta Henderson Judy Uncle George's autographed daughter Marjorie Whygins Danny Murphy coach Melvin Middlebrooks Patti Gilden Patt Judy's friend Renn Mae Horton Eve Martin Virginia Walton Eddie wild oats boy Kelly Wal Los Priv cowry cousin Vernell Cox Chuck ex prizefighter Chifford Owen Jake Peters Teavis Ward Seth uncle from Maine Selwyn Adina Mose Uncle George's dik servant Warren Rider.
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Patmos High School Fonierel
Patmos Scriool
Anne
George
Lois Ashiston
Della
Loretta Henderson
Judy
Marjorie
Whygins
Danny Murphy
Melvin Middlebrooks
Patricia Gilden
Patt
Renn Mae Horton
Eve Martin
Virginia Walton
Eddie
Kelly Wal- Los Priv
Vernell Cox
Charles Benton
Chuck
Chifford Owen
Rut
Prucs Pestifer
Kane Charles TE. Tuckaly
Jake Peters
New York
Teavis Ward
Seth
Maint
Selwyn Adina
Mose
Warren Rider
Harold Loyd at Saenger Thursday in The Milky Way
Harold Lloyd stars in The Milky Way at the Saenger Thursday and Friday. The timid milkman faces two pugilists in a fast paced spoof with a lively supporting cast including Adolphe Menjou Verre Teasdale Helen Mack William Gargan Dorothy Wilson and Lionel Sinder.
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Harold Tloyd
Apect
Lloyd
Sally Rand
Adolphe Menjou
Verre Teasdale
Helen Mach
Wiliam Gargan
Dorothy Wilson
Lionel Sinnder
Lindberghs Kept From Sayin\" By Silent Grief In England
The Lindbergh family arrived in Weld England and mourn their son’s murder while Eric Hauptmann awaits execution. They spend days outdoors at their Kentish home, attend a local church, and maintain strict privacy. Harold Nicolson says Charles Lindbergh will not speak on the trial as they cope with the tragedy.
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Lindberghs Stlent Weald
Rent
Eng
Lindberghs
Jon
Eric Richard Hauptmann
Mix Lindbereh
Weld
London
Harold Nicolson
Colonel Lindbergh
Nicolson
Lindberg
Weal
England
Scotland
Wales
Trenton
Townsend Reorganizes Amid Fire Over Pension Plan
Washington reports a complete reorganization of the Townsend Old Age Revolving Pension group on the eve of a House investigation. Dr F E Townsend and associates clash with Rep McGroarty over leadership and a new scheme using tax exempt bonds to fund $200 monthly pensions for all over 60.
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Washington
Townsend Old Age Pension Organization
House
F. E. Townsend
Gomer Smith
Oklahoma City
Luh
Gilmour Youth
San Francisco
Robert F. Clements
California
Townsend
Representative McGroarty
Dem. Cal
McCrourty
Inn
Newspapers pledge free ads for encyclopedia sale
Newspapers nationwide agree to donate ads and handle office sales at no charge. The Star says it cannot return books to New York but is eager to close the business in the next few days. Once closed, no further orders will be accepted.
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America
Star Dg
New York
Bailey May Force Racing Question in Arkansas
Attorney General Chri E Bailey undecided about appealing Chancellor Dodge ruling that Pulaski Chancery Court lacks jurisdiction to bar extending Hot Springs racing meet. Bailey fears mootness if he appeals. demurrer filed, record nearing completion. Ministers from Methodist Baptist Presbyterian and Church of God praised his challenge to the state racing commission.
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Little Rock
Chri E. Bailey
Chancellor Dodge
Pulaski
Bailey
Garland
Dodge
Commission
Exteit
Litte Rock
North Little Rock
Ane
Presbyterian
Church of God
New Liberty Hearth News Brief
Community notes report casual visits and family greetings. Mrs D S Easterling of Corinth visits daughter AL O W Hamilton. Easterling family and sons visit Duck Hamilton. Ned Porter family from Artiston visit Joe Hamilton. Jewel Longston with son Jesse Royce visit Milton and Mrs Davis of Falton. Pearl Wore guests Edna Crider. Bettie Frances also mentioned.
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D. S. Easterling
Corinth
AL O W. Hamilton
J. C. Easterling
Bob and
James
Duck Hamilton
Ned Porter
Ned Roy
Joe Hamilton
Jewel Longston
Jesse Royce
Milton Davis
Falton
Pearl Wore
Edna Crider
Bettie Frances
Weekend Calls and Local Notes Include Family Visits
Sunday visits feature Mrs A W Hamilton Mrs Joe Hamilton calling on J J Crider. Latla Hamric visited relatives in Fairview. Vaughn Bright tops Dock Hamilton farm radish pull with over eleven hundred bunches in a day. Dock Hamilton family shopped in Hope and Prescott. Reminder of Grandma Langston's birthday dinner and preaching next Sunday April 7. Court talk hints at divorce costing thirty dollars, with a quip about the price.
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Grandma Langston
Plosear Devslghie or Of the plonesra ho frat fay the pomibiitles
An unclear fragment mentions Carl G. Fisher and his key role in developing Miami Beach, noting his influence on the area’s early growth and wintering presence.
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Plonesra
Onda
Padért and Bistra Center
Carl G. Fisher
Miami Beach
Testing of Brakes Urged for Autos
In Little Rock officials from the International Highway Association the State Revenue Department the Arkansas Safety Council and police were praised by Governor Futrell the Chamber of Commerce and the Safety Council for free brake-testing on Broadway near Belevik Street motorists are urged to take advantage of the service J H Dunn leader of the Safety Council urged state law requiring periodic brake tests and permanent testing stations following the demonstration
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Little Rock
International Highway Assocation
State Revene Department
Arkansas Safety Council
Lite Rock Police
Futrell
J. H. Dunn
Greater Little Rock Safety Council
Jack DeLysle
International Highway Association
Graduation Exercises Set for Spring HNL High Bahoo
The spring graduation at Magnolia A. & M. College will be held at 8 p m Thursday. Charles A Overstreet, president of Magnolia A. & M., will deliver the address to 12 graduates. The class includes Weaver B Clements as president, Nita Collins as treasurer, Grett Walker salutatorian, Marilyn Collins valedictorian, Verdo Powell vice president.
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HNL High
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Hot Springs
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Broumont Texas
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Morriston
R. C. Bridewell
First Methodist Sunday School
Mamie Briant
Dell McClanahan
Mary Jonise
Wanda Keith
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Linds Marie Cobb
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Wentans Missionary Society
Ross R. Gillespie
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T. E. Urrey
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Pat Cleburne
U. D.C
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Los Aneles
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Athen
Miss Irene Camp
Fred Astaire
Giiger Rogers
Saenger
Smith Bros
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Dorothy Lit
Matinee
McWilliams & Co
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C.F. Holland
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