Happy Birthday Presented by Hove High Seniors
The Senior Class of Hove High School staged the comedy Happy Birthday in the High School Auditorium on April 17. It follows a young couple’s escapades and their relatives as a lively, audience roaring production. The show drew a favorable weather night and financial success, with a cast including Seronie Carter Fredric Childera Gloria Maxwell Fraters Snyder Frosley Howartt Varighn Kay Woodard Ada Julia Brooning Mrs Robard Sara Lou Ledbetter Mr Robard Julian Spillers Marlena Stockton Mary Jane Richards Borland Maxwell Truman Springs Aunt Cissy Mary Urben Minnie Mellen Lee Russell.
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Hove High School
Jorge
Fale Lows
Seroine Carter
Fredric Childera
Gloria Maxwell
Fraters Snyder
Frosley Howartt
Varighn
Kay Woodard
Ada
Julia Brooning
Mrs. Robard
Sara Lou Ledbetter
Mr. Robard
Julian Spillers
Marlena Stockton
Mary Jane Richards
Borland Maxwell
Truman Springs
Cissy
Mary Urben
Minnie—Mellen Lee Russell
Conversions in China Reach New High for Catholics
New York report from the Society for the Propagation of the Faith says about 100000 adults in China were converted to Catholicism in the past year. The surge marks the largest rise in 22 years and brings China’s Catholic population to 2818830.
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New York
China
Society For the Propagation of the Faith
Preparation By Letter Roberte Lat ua
Poem reflecting on youth aging and preparing for life’s final toll. Imagery of nature and twilight invites readers to evaluate their days and strive to do their best before time runs out. Subdued tone emphasizes duty, memory, and self-improvement.
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Roberte
Mother Nature
Foxx Reinvents Swing With Red Sox Return
Former Athletics star Jimmy Foxx, 28, switches to the Boston Red Sox in a move seen as a tonic for his career. The 12th season veteran aims a comeback with new scenery and a pennant contender lineup, hoping to extend his career while leaving behind years with Connie Mack's A’s.
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Associated Press
Jimny Foxx
Shuiger
Connie Mack
Athletics
Boston Red Sox
Philadelphia
Foxx
Red Sox
Jimmy Foxx
Jimmy
Jie
Prospects Bright for 1936 Football Team
Prospects for a winning 1936 football season look bright as 14 players reported to Coach Foy Harris on April 6 for spring practice. First day numbered 35 candidates with top new prospects including Buddy Parker Glen Parker Joe Nason and Thelmar Gallowby. Returning lettermen include Yonder McDaniels Bright Holly Ramsey Stone Moore Willst Keith B Parsons W Parsons and co captain Hugh Reese. Lost to graduation are Marnile Turner Stroud Anderspri and Story.
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Foy Harri Mons
Buddy Parker
Glen Parker
Joe Nason
Thelmar Gallowby
Yonder
McDaniels
Bright
Holly
Ramsey
Stone
Moore
Willst
Keith
B Parsons
W. Parsons
Art K. B. Spears
Hugh Reese
Marnile
Turner
Stroud
Anderspri
Story
Sniffers Detect Gas Main Leaks In Dallas Utility Test
In Dallas a utility touts gas sniffers as human-nose detectors for leaks. The sniffers probe under streets and buildings, inserting their devices to the gas main outlet and taking a whiff to confirm safety.
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Dallas
Texas
Nas
Foxx and Marcem Arm Trouble Highlight Red Sox Outlook
The piece notes Jimmy Foxx's 36 home runs and 200000 profit from the Dixie Athletic sale as evidence of his value. It contrasts Foxx's comeback talk with recent form and details pitcher Marcum's persistent sore arm and repeated operations, likening him to Lefty Grove and warning Boston may face pitching gaps.
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Tom Yawkey
Red Sox
Foxx
Athletics
Baker
Jimmy Foxx
Sacderville
Connie Mack
Jimmy
Buddy Myer
Washington
Hank Greenberg
Maretm
Johnny
Maren
Rel Sox
Lefty Grove
Lefty
Mack
Boston
Grove
Marcum
Senior High French Club Elects 12 New Members
The senior high school French club has met at various members' homes for games and contests in French. Recently twelve junior class members were elected and duly initiated. Officers include President John Clyde Hill, Vice President Jin Browning, Secretary Avelyn Simpson, and Treasurer Kathleen Collier.
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John Clyde Hill
Jin Browning
Avelyn Simpson
Kathleen Collier
Impressions of 36 Hope Seniors by Two Dumb Writers
A brief essay on the 36 Hope High senior class featuring Jack Greenlee and Raymond Bright. The piece mocks teen vanity while acknowledging these seniors will soon graduate and face harsher realities, ending with a shrug about readership and relevance.
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Jack Greenlee
Raymond Bright
General Coxey Still Active at 81
General Jacob S. Coxey, 81, remains active in politics as the farmer labor movement’s presidential candidate. He bypassed Ohio’s primary as a farce, backing the Townsend plan while promoting his long history of unorthodox views and advocacy for money at cost. He has ties to Massillon, Ohio, and Jackson, Michigan, with a history from the Washington unemployed march to a 20th century political figure.
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Colburn Associated
Columbus
Ohio
Jacob
Coxey
Farmer-Labor
Washington
Omaha
Motey
Massillon
Jacksi
Mich
Townsend
Pluveurete
Qreblic Ulfiew
Ingal
Dixie Howell Turns to Baseball After Rose Bowl Glory
Portland report says former Alabama star Dixie Howell, famed for the 1935 Rose Bowl, has quit football and coaching to pursue baseball with Portland in the Pacific Coast circuit. He played for Houston last year in the Texas League and is now with the Portland team, where manager Max Bishop will decide if Howell remains an infielder or a outfielder. Howell recalls his Mescalero schooling and language barriers during his baseball stint and reflects on his tough time in college football.
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Portland
Ore
Millard Dix Howell
Alabama
Stanford
Forthind
Howell
Detroit Tigers
Houston
Max Bishop
Tere
Mesea
Bess
Historic School Clubs and Student Roles in 1930s Catalog
A dense list of student activities, clubs, and offices from multiple Hot Springs and Dallas area schools. Names include Wilma Ruth Roberts, James Sandlin, Byron Arnold, and Geraldine Murphy among band, glee, home economics, debate, drama, and library groups. Numerous class officers, committee roles, pep squads, and junior senior banquet duties are recorded with locations and years, reflecting a comprehensive snapshot of school governance and extracurricular life.
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Allert Jewell
Hot Springs
Little Rock
Dallas
Geraldine Murphy Glee Club
Hi-Lights
Girl Scouts
Threweau
Bait Ja
Boys Home Ecohomie Club
Suns
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Brownbilt Shoe Store
Frey Mye
Haynes Bros
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Hope Furniture
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S. Cornelius
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City Bakery A Hope Institution
Stewart's Jewelry Store
the Reliable Jewelers
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Aerene Club
Capital City
Dixie Howell
Detroit
Tigers
Geraldine Vor
Fiend
Ray Turner
Home Economies
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Jimmy Porter
James Sandlin
Home Economics Club
Byron Arnold
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Glee Club
James Butler
Boy’s Glee Club
Boy's Voice
Dramatic’ Club
Tru Springs
Earl Whatley
Roy's Home Economnics
Property Committee
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Mome Economics Club
Floy Mie Kissell
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