Bright Star Visit Leads to High School Play Night
Miss Fannie Jane Elmore spent the weekend at Bright Star visiting Mr and Mrs 0 A McKnight. Mrs W R Pruitt hosted a daughter birthday picnic Saturday in Elmoce pasture. Seniors plan play Aunt Jereshy On the Warpath Friday night April 14 at the high school auditorium. Admission 10 cents. Everyone invited.
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Fannie Jane Elmore
Bright Star
0. A. McKnight
W. R. Pruitt
Elmoce's Pasture
Aunt Jereshy
Moonlight Picnic Brings Grant and Washington Groups Together
The Epworth League and B Y P V U of Grant and the League and B Y F U of Washington enjoyed a moon light picnic Friday night at Gean. A delightful time was enjoyed by all attendees. Mesdames E B Black and Bettie Conner and Messrs Howard Byers and Alfred Black shopped in Hope Saturday afternoon. L W Atkinson and granddaughters Elizabeth and Samilla Hale and Miss Beauchamp of Nashville visited Washington on Saturday, visiting Miss Mary Catts.
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Epworth League
Grant
League
Washington
Gean
Mesdames
E. B. Black
Bettie Conner
Howard ‘Byers
Alfred Black
Hope
L. W. Atkinson
Elizabeth
Samiella Hale
Miss Beauchamp
Nashville
Mary Catts
Budapest camp to host fourth World Jamboree next August
A private wireless station will serve the camp of the fourth Boy Scouts World Jamboree in Budapest next August. The Hungarian government plans to provide the camp with its own newspaper and police system. In Jerusalem officials report 211,280 school aged children in Palestine but only 85,000 attend classes. 35,000 Jews, 33,000 Muslims and 17,000 Christians are enrolled.
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Budapest
Jerusalem
Palestine
Social visits and church gatherings reported at local homes
Mrs Fanny Simmons visited Alma Nicholas and Miss Merle Baer hosted Miss Marlene Rogers. Grover Ward of Hope called on Miss Vonnicile Black. Sunday services were well attended with Bro Yancey delivering the morning message and Presiding Elder Bro Honla speaking in the afternoon. A large crowd enjoyed dinner and a conference. Miss Elrice Cox visited Lawson Cox, and Mrs Fanny Simmons dined with Mrs Della Smith while Selma Simmons visited Jim Simmons Saturday night.
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Fanny Simmons
Alma Nicholas
Marlene Rogers
Merle Baer
Grover Ward
Hope
Vonniccijle Black
Bro
Yancey
Williams
Honla
Elrice Cox
Lawson Cox
Della Smith
Selma Simmons Aml Ifitle
Jim Simmons
Weekend visits and illness touch Prescott area
J W Purgerson spent the weekend with grandparents Mr and Mrs Will Mahon in Prescott while Oscar Browning from Nashville visited Ernest Coffee and T L Cook saw relatives in Broken Bow Okla The Hill family visited Prescott and Imon Homrie from Liberty called on Paul Homrie Brady Cook attended quarterly conference at Rocky Hill and Hesterly Hickey from Pleasant Ridge visited Sunday Beatrice Crabb spent weekend with Irene Harden at Piney Grove Brady Cook and Al Ten Hickey are ill with flu Robert Harris improves after illness Humorous exchange about a pearl necklace and Paris trip ends the note
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J. W. Purgerson
Prescott
Will Mahon
Oscar Browning
Nashville
Ernest
T. L. Cook
Brok
En Bow
Okla
Tim Hill
Imon Homrie
Liberty
Paul Homrie
Brady Cook
Rocky Hill
Hesterly Hickey
Pleasant ‘Ridge
Sundaay
Beatrice Crabb
Irene Harden
Piney Grove
al- Ten Hickey
Robert Harris
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Laufer
Mrs. Brown
Roberts Barton
Tyke
Kingdom Come
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Saaypy
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al Places
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Tick On
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Ching Johnson
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Addie Collins
Chicago
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Bermuda
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Hall
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Harry M. Duraing
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Pearl Neel
Lace
Paris
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Dora Inakaqt
C. B. Sanders
Lester Mule
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Abben Wilson
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Ernest Moss
Misa Hat
Cathreen
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Mike Pertell
Toney Barley
Ernest Ross
Joe Gily
Allie Skiner
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Luie Flantz
Chariia Sandera
Lester Mul Jong
Farnoon
Lee England
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Jim
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Jean
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Washington, D. C
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RED Goose Shoes
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Boots
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Sam
Vendor
WAL
Matoar
Jre Cassle
Reg
BOD
Cowan
Gen's Store
Ciidert
Jogal Hder
Department of Health
B. Russell
Russell's Barn
DaSato
B. R. Horn Maier Co
B. R. Hamm Motor Company
T. W. Hopkins
Little Rock
Ark
Mammoth
Missouri
Seeor Welte R
Cooper
Aris
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Hullis Luck
Me- Pharsone
Fulton Highway
Monus
Igover Hood
Hoye Music Co
Qortah
Armour
McWilliams &Gonmpday
Vincent Foster
Thureday
L. Taylor
West Sixth Street
Hope, Arkansas
Hope Star
C. H. Butler
Pearl Mitchell
Ivy Mitchell
Rocky Mound
Ligg. Martin
Helen
BR. M. Fincher
Heney'’s Chapel
Sim Rogers
Texarkana
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Carroll Ellis
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Martin
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