Memorial list of pallbearers and honorees
Active pallbearers include Clyde A. Monts Syd McMath Roy Anderson Clifford Franks and others. Honorary pallbearers named A C Monts R A Boyett E G Conp J A Davis Jett Black G W Ware and several more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nef
Pauline’ Abeler
Mien
Clyde A. Monts
Syd McMath
Roy Anderson
Clifford Franks
Stonequist
J. J. Honeycuit
John Wes
A. C. Monts
R. A. Boyett
E.G. Conp
J. A. Davis
Jett Black
G. W. Ware
R. M. Paltergoh
Social Calendar Updates For Thursday And Friday Activities
Social calendar notes numerous meetings including United Daughters of the Confederacy at Mrs A F Wanegan 7 pm led by Appeal. Cosinopolitian club postponed to April 1. Easter order chapter 928 1 30 pm. Girl Scout sale at Saenger Building. County BT council at school 7 30 pm with speaker Mrs R Holl. Thursday bridge club 2 pm at Mrs Dick Forster. Rose Garden club at Mrs Aline Dobie 9 pm with Mrs W B Mason. Cemetery Association meeting city hall 1 pm. Choral club at Mrs H L Spare 9 30 pm. Saturday April 5 City Federation of Garden clubs meets at city hall 2 pm instead of 4 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Clabourne Cippler
United Daughters of the Confederacy
A. F. Wanegan
M. M. Smyth
Sid Reel
Iostvases
Fridagy
Rose Garden
Chile
Aline Dobie
W. B. Mason
City Federation of Garden Clubs
April Th Elmé Kyler Circle Meeting Notice
The text notes a gathering at 410 South Walker Street on Monday at 7:30 o clock involving the Kyler circle of Wo. The fragment indicates a local community or club meeting with a fixed address and start time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelmé Kyler
South
Walker Street
Brookwood P T A Easter Egg Sale Sponsored
The Brookwood P T A announces a sale of Easter eggs with orders via T66-W 261 or 701. Donors are listed for the Girl Scout Council sale to be held Thursday and Friday in the Saenger building. Officers were named, meetings held, and programs discussed including a May bridge party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookwood P. T. A
Girl Scout Council
Saenger
Bee Dry Goods Cool Hits
Accesscraft Co
Nehi Botteling
Com-Nehi
Kraft Cheese Co
Home Ice Co
Brookwood P
B, Murphy
E, F. McFaddin
Henry Taylor
Transurpers
A. W. Stubbenan
C., W. Tarpley
A. C. Mounts
Henry Tay- Jory
Harry Hayythuraw
PLTA
Murphy
America
Elsie Weisenbervee
Clifford Franks
B. C. Hyatt
Jones Pilkinton
Personal Notices From Hope Area Highlights
Personal items list visits and moves in Hope area residents. Mentioned are Mr. and Mrs. Remmel Young and Luther Holloman at a Hellya Poppin performance in Shreveport, Miss Lillian Walkup visiting from Dorada en route to Washington, D. C., Mrs. Werbert Fruman and son Sam planning a Bel esville visit before returning to Abbeville S C, Om James Harbin of Little Rock visiting relatives, Mrs. Mattie Lauderbock of Prescott in the city, Dolphus Whitten Sr. and Jr. visiting Horace Whittens in Gladewater, Fay King relocating to Prescott, Mrs. J A Gulley improving at Julia Chester hospital, Tom Ruggles and family moving from Was es to California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Remmel Young
Luther Holloman
Hellya Poppin
Ehreveport
Louisiang
Munipal Auditorium
Andaee
Lillian Walkup
Dorada
Hope
Washington ,D. C
Werbert Fruman
Sam
Belesville
Abbeville
South Carolina
Om James Harbin
Little Rock
Mattie Lauderbock
Prescott
Dolphus Whitten
Dolphus
Whitten Jr
Horace’ Whittens
Gladewater
J. A. Gulley
Julia Chester Hospital
Tom Ruggles
Vchildren Jere
Wases
California
Wintermeyer to Lead Evening Prayer at Marks Church
Aery Wintermeyer and Pisier announce Holy Week service at Marks Church on Thursday evening April 3 at 7 p m The notice notes Pure Food tests reveal adulteration in foods including paraffin wax in sardines sulfur in barley meal starch in mustard sand in mixed spice and other contaminants in cider cake and suet
Women of Today’s World Portraits of Notable Women
A collection of brief profiles of prominent women through the ages and roles. Ellen Wilkinson, Sophie Kerr Underwood, Hortense Monath, Madame Chao Yu-Tang, and others are pictured in daring careers and distinctive adornments, highlighting public service, arts, and activism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madame Chao Yu-Tang
China
Manchuria
Library Adds World Atlas Volumes to County Branches
Hope-Hempstead county library bought five copies of the Hammond modern illustrated Atlas of the World. Miss Elsie Weisenberger announced Thursday the encyclopedic atlas will be placed in branch libraries with colored maps diagrams and charts of the earth and solar system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope- Hempstead County
Elsie Weisenberger
Sand painting as Navajo ritual rarely photographed
A fragmented report notes sand painting as a Navajo religious ceremony seldom captured by cameras, while a separate Chilean custom mentions cookies served with tea called plearures or big yasvaly, reflecting varied cultural traditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chile
United Slavs Prepare for Possible War at Belgrade Legation
Reports say the Yugoslav legation in Belgrade stocked food and hid firearms ready to barricade in case of war. German circles forecast Nazi control of Belgrade within 48 hours of crossing the frontier, while German and other envoys monitor the tense development. Perfume and cosmetic byproducts from petroleum are noted as newer items in industry chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legation
Belgrade
Apt
Janes
Berlin
Edith Rogers of Lowell A Tireless Veteran House Icon
Washington reports Edith Nourse Rogers, a persistent fighter for veterans and a staple in her district, balancing brisk mornings in Congress with intimate local duties. A Republican veteran advocate since 1925, she earned the nickname Sweatheart of the AEF for hospital service in 1917 and remains a formidable, versatile voice in veterans’ legislation and district affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Edith Nourse Bogers
Lowell
Mass
Congress
Hai
John Jacob Rogers
Congressional
Maine
Navy
Sweatheart
Veterans
Veterans’ Hospitals
Troosevelt
Rogers
Roosevelt
White House
Harvard
Edith
Campaigning Lady Faces Housing Dilemma in Washington
A profile of Mrs. Rogers, a long time district advocate who campaigns tirelessly visiting hamlets and lobbying for local labor, dinners in Washington, and a 26 year tenant in one apartment. Now facing housing changes as her city converts a landmark building and the heavy staff turnover complicates relocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
France
Washington
Fragmentary Names in Local List Report
A garbled OCR fragment lists a series of names and places including Gillagore Youngs Smithy Lalgi ley and Henry Wagner Hollis Wyatt Carlie lor Charles Bad. The readable bits point to a local roster or staff listing without coherent context or complete identifiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ag Hise
Gillagore
Greenu P
Youngs
the Smithy
Lalgiley
Brod
Henry
Taylor
Wagner
Hollis Lae
Wyatt
Carlie
Charles Bad
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Anata
Cosinopolitian Club
Franklin’ Horton Hing
Hoyo
Vic
Masore
Saenger Building
A. Cosmeil
Oza
Xehoolund
O'Clark
RV. Holl
Conteret Bridge Club
Dick Forster
O'Eloul
City Mall
Alb
L. Spare
Ladies’ Specialty Shop
Garrett
Unonilion
Bay View
Ules Wert
J. Mi Wi Turner
Mra
B. Henry
Mellon
Levy
DD. C
J. A. Henry
Raphael
Ppin
Gurdlu Reni
Beatrice Canci
Reni
Domeniclina
Reubens
Correggio
Marlilo
Slatene Madona
Girl Scouts
Williams Cottage
Country Club
Jowners
Clyde Monts
Dale Wilson
Zane Grey
Robert Young
Randolph Scott
Dean Jagger
Virginia Gilmore
Church News
Marks Church
Aery Wintermeyer
Pisier
Itaniey
Rialto
Britain
Adelaide Kerr
Fexture
London
England
Ellen Wilkinson
Stormy Petrel’ Wilkingan
Ministry of Home Security
Wee Ellen
Manchester
Spain
Shelter Four
Sophie Kerr Underwood
Paris
Mr. Big
Mr. Baby
Mrs. Underwood
Hortense Monath
Miss Monath
Beethoven
Kmart
New
Uwee
Raymonde Legendre
King of Sian
Jebus Shephard, Jr
Palas Beach
Suzanne Silverwruys
Scully Tress
Churchill
Armbulante Corps
Eve Curie
Patricia Morison
T He Movies
Diego Rivera
Cornelius Vanderbilt
United Slavs
Edith Rogers
Sigrid Arne
Pentiite Service
Weiler
Visi
Ed. V. Price & Co
Chicago
Berspin
Sraid
Am Institute of Launderin
Hitt’s Brown Shoe Store
North Dakota
Funk's
Stoneville
Monts
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