Wedding bells and community notices in Hope
A wedding at North Elm Street, the Siby Smith and Sam Dameron ceremony officiated by Dr Thomas Brewster, plus a flurry of society updates from Hope Arkansas. Local guests, school ties, club events, bridge gatherings, and upcoming suppers fill the town page as residents share travels, births, and community happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missy Siby] Smith
Carl Smith
Sam Dameron
Mia
R. Ts.’ Dameron
Fayetteville
Wes
North Elm Street
Thos, Brewster
First Presbyterian Church
Hope Lumberjacks to Represent Hope This Summer
The J. L. WiNama & Sons Lumber Co will sponsor a Hope summer baseball team, which has bought 12 uniforms, baseballs and bats. Lloyd Coop is named manager, returning to lead the Hope Storks lineage. First workouts planned at Muir Park once weather allows, with open eligibility for Hope residents meeting team standards.
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Hope
J. L. WiNama & Sons Lumber Co
Williams Concern
Lloyd Coop
Aise
Coop
Hope Storks
Muir Park
The
Teno
Hope Lumberjacks
Prescott News in Brief Highlights Local Circle Meetings
The Woman's Missionary Society will meet Monday at 2 39 PM with Circles 1 2 and 4 hosted by Mrs Gertrude Muncrie Mrs G G Hirst and Mrs Matt Hitt and Mrs R D Huile. The Baptist church society also gathers Monday afternoon at the church. Prescott High School 4 H class meets Wednesday morning April 4 at 10. Ralph Gordon of Henderson College Arkadelphia visits during spring break with his family. Mr and Mrs Carl Munn move back to Willisville, returning to their former home before moving to Prescott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society
Cirle
Gertrude Muncrie
G. G. Hirst
Matt Hitt
R. D. Huile
Woman's Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
Prescott High School
Metriday
Ralph Gordon
Henderson College of Arkadelphia
Clarence Gordon
Carl Munn
Willisville
New Federal Farm Program Details Divert Cotton and Interplant
A federal farm plan outlines payments totaling 197.50 for diverting 15 acres of cotton and interplanting 43 acres of soybeans and corn, plus sorghum 11 acres and alfalfa 5 acres. Of the total, 187.00 funds soil conserving crops and 10 for soil building crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montcastle
Colton
Sata
Measure Oyster Beds Impact From Silt Test Dike Use
Charleston reports two U.S. Engineers projects will test oyster bed comfort with and without dikes. One project uses intracoastal dredging without dikes, the other with dikes, to determine if dikes reduce silt deposition on beds.
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Charleston
S. C
U.S
SSS
Wanted heading bolts White Oak Whisky and Oak blocks
Auction note seeks prices and specifications for White Oak Whisky and Oak blocks including Overcup Post Quaic Red Oak Rowal Sweet Gum. HOPE HEADING COMPANY listed with phone number 245 Mope Ack for inquiries.
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White Oak
HOPE
Spring Tour of Sacred Music Glee Club Opens at 8 15
A fifth annual spring tour resumes with twenty concerts, starting at 8 15 with free will offering aiding Hope Rove Vand. Conducted by H William Nordin, the group touts east central acclaim and recent Midwest tours. Program features sacred works, vocal and violin solos, and quartette selections led by Nordin with Hidar Berg and Dob bins among soloists.
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Hope Rove
H. William Nordin
East
Central States
South
Michigan
Indiana
Bach
Arkhangelsky
Stainer
Lvovsky
Chplstainsern-Nordin
Hjalmer Berg
Glee Club
Hejre Kati
Hubay
Maurice Dobbins
Addison
Jesus
Bonar -Quaritelle
Greig
Bairstaw-Nordin
Acy
Menney
Soto
Jack Comstock
Robertson
Sheperd
Dickinson—Tenoy
Harry ‘Bryant
Hardness Nordin
Sodostrom
Wordin
Rangall Horton
Norman B. Harrison
Nordin
Hope Takes Second in District Meet
Hope placed second at the annual district junior music meet held Saturday in Magnolia. Twelve clubs and 120 delegates from El Dorado Hope Texarkana Camden Stamps Foreman Bodean and Magnolia competed across 12 southwest Arkansas counties. El Dorado won with 47 points, Hope scored 42, and Stamps 2%. Stamps received a $5 prize for greatest improvement and a $2.50 attendance prize. Mary Elizabeth Harrison and Nance Fae Williams won runner up honors in hymn playing and Group 2 respectively. Additional placings included Vivlin-Group 1 Carlene Bruner Hope Group 2 Gegina Basye Hope Pisno-Burgher Jones second in Girls voice Frances Snyder first in Girls voice and Wallace Van Sielle first in Solo trumpet. District junior counsellors oversaw contests.
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Hope
Camden Federation of Music Clubs
Mary Elizabeth Harrison
Wallace van Sielle
Doh Welborn
U S Warrant Out for Vice King
United States District Attorney Fred Isgrig issued a fugitive warrant charging Charles Lucky Luciano with crossing state lines to avoid prosecution. If state releasing him, the federal government will take him into custody. Attorney James R. Campbell said he would seek a delay of the extradition hearing before Governor Putrell.
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Little Rock
United States
Fred Isgrig
Charles (Lucky) Luciano
New York
Isging
Luciano
James RB. Campbell
Putrell
Melbourne Windstorm Kills Man and Injures Several
A severe windstorm in Independence County Arkansas at about 4 PM Sunday caused one death and multiple injuries including a critically hurt victim. Property damage exceeds $75,000 as trees toppled and telephone and power lines were downed. Farmer Cason Gaston, 60, was crushed when his house collapsed. his wife and daughter were lightly hurt. Gaston’s brother-in-law Joe Weathers suffered a fractured skull and was hospitalized.
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Melbourne
Ark
Irares
Manny
Ao Ward
Sum Susick
Gaston
LaCrosse Cormunity
Here
Lois Marie Gaston
Batesville
Joe Weathers
Mt Pleasan
Local Social Visits Reported in Community Notes
Henry's Chapel visitors included Mrs Delma Gray and son George with Mrs Glen Fincher and Patsy. Hanson Bythwell spent time with parents Mr and Mrs Ben Rothwell. Mrs Jus England and children visited Mrs Lela Bilis and family. News comes on the destruction of the shower at Shower Springs. Mrs Nolen Lewallen attended a shower for Miss Francis Monts Pale at the Monts home in Heroun.
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Delma Gray
George
Qyith
Glen Fincher
Patsy
Hanson Biythwell
Ben Rothwell
Jus England
Lela Bilis
J. W
Francis Monts
Mrs. Clay Monts
Leroun
61 Killed on Roads During Week-End
The Associated Press reports sixty-one traffic fatalities across the nation tied to a defense of high speed cars amid warm spring weather. States listed include Michigan with nine deaths, Illinois seven, Georgia six, New York five, and several others with two or one deaths each, reflecting a nationwide toll as road use rises. The piece mentions ongoing government action and a referenced Florida canal project.
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Associated Press
Michigan
Movies and Oil Teams to Berlin in Olympia Final
Universal Pictures of Hollywood defeated McPherson Kansas 44 to 43 in Madison Square Garden to win the championship game of the Olympia basketball tournament reversing a prior finals loss. University of Washington overwhelmed Wilmerding YMC A 83 to 48 to take third place. The Universals built an early lead, led by as many as six late, and with steady defense closed out a hard fought title game.
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New York
Universal | Pictures of Hollywood
McPherson
Oilers
Universals
Jedd
Texas to Honor "J. K." If It Learns His Name
Fort Worth, Texas. Officials seek to identify the author of The Yellow Rose of Texas, written in 1858 and dedicated to Charles A. Brown of Jackson Tennessee. The Civil War era song is being revived for the Texas centennial, with Mrs Will Lake heading the search.
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Fort Worth
Texas
J. K
Will Lake
Charles A.brown
Malin Street
Jackson, Tenn
Hempstead County Farm Bureau Federation Formed
Hempstead County Farm Bureau Federation was formed to unify a county wide agricultural push. Temporary officers elected were Mark Jackson as president and Earl King as secretary treasurer, with a five member planning committee named for program development. Farmers and interested parties will be invited to join at a forthcoming meeting.
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Farm Bureau
Eorty-Two
Arkansas
Hempstead
Bay
Bu‘reau
Hemp+ stead county
Mark Jackson
Eerl King
Dewey Mitchell
Columbus
J. Brooks Schults
Fulton
Riley Lewallen
Hope
H. C. Bond
Blevins
W. 5. McDowell
Key Arrives but Town Locks Building for Post Office
Burlington welcomes a new post office project after receiving the key from the Washington post office department. Plans for a proposed $200 post office building have not yet been released.
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Burlington
N. C
Post Office Department
Washington
Northern rat ed states that whose cheese pats tabulated
In a concise item a report notes that cheese pats were tabulated by a northern states tally, recording counts and observations. The fragment hints at a statistical or cataloging effort concerning cheese portions.
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A. Vijban
Geoy
Jack Stewart
Litle Pon
Bary
Mr. Stewart
Mra
J. M. Ligon of
Conway
James R. Henry
Mr. Henry
Emony
the Hope High School
Magnoll A. & M
Stby's Beauty Shop
New Orleans
Paris
Ack
J.B. Baker
Camden
Mr. and
BE. J. Baker
Jon. L. Rogers
Vicksburg
Miss
J. L. Rogers
T. J. Bingham
Vedalia
Sidscom
P.T. A. City Council
Dan Green T
City Cafe
West Division Street
John Cain
D. A. Ri
Wilbur Jones
Ozan
Chas, Lecke
Lee Holt
Mary Orlis
Boston and Vicinity
Holt
Wheaton College Men's Glee Club
Wheaton
List Methodist
Wheaton Club
Hone Boys
Carl Wilkerson
Thos. Kinser
South Main
Kinser
Frank Drake
Katherine Briant
Ruth Barrett
Martha Cowger
Mineola
Ruby Owen
Elizabeth Evans
Lillian Walkup
Rufus Herndon Jr
Marjorie Miggason
Marie McCorkle
J. 1 Ships
Mr. Shipman
Bartlesville, Olsla
J. W. Strickland
South Elm Street
Pias
Hazel A. Bowden
Aflixen Durham
Anna Martin
Tipton
Okla
Oakland
Hoope-Washington Highway
Oak- Inner School
Spring Hill High School
Iheing, Hill
Coats
Ladies Specialty Shop
Prescott
Dale M'Kinney
New Federal Farm
Byers Abstract Co
BYERS
Washington, Ark
Porterfield
Mother's Club of the Hope
Wheaton College Men’s Glee Club
Methodigh
State Line
Tupelo
TVA
Henry’s
Florida
Jackson
Dayton Ohio Journal
Ladies’ Specialty Shop
Cherrolote
John S. Gibson Drug Company
Rexall Stare
Eran Ar
Shoroly
Pdire Es Ee Ab
Berlin
U. S
National” ‘ Farm ‘Bureau
En Gul
Nelson-Huckins
Taohi Ryan
Faiales
Chevrolet
Flint
Eileen
General Motors
Young Chevrolet Co. E, Ark
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