Local Society Notes and Events Recap
A pasted community page lists social gatherings, weddings, and club notices. It mentions Mr. and Mrs. Wallis visiting relatives, a marriage on April the ith, and a Children of the Confederacy chapter forming on Washington Street with officers named including Pat Cleborne and J. Bowen. The piece also notes a horticulture demonstration at the Experiment Station, shrubs donated for guests, and a father son baseball event at First Baptist Church with leader Mrs. High Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children of the Confederacy
Dis
Mra H
Murthy
Washington Street
Pat Cle
J. 7 Bowen
Tlility Rock
Arguy
Xperiment
Atresia
Benuufters
Mope
Kempstead
War
R. A. Chanter
Baagqeel
High Smith
Burns and Allen in New Saenger Film We Not Dressing
Burns and Allen star in a new Saenger feature We’re Not Dressing showing Thursday and Friday with Blu Crosby and Katharine Lombard. The duo play mut-naturalists hunting animals in the South Seas aboard a wrecked yacht as a beautiful heiress falls for a sailor aided by a lieutenant while the plot unfolds with comedic adventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jomee Burns
Geacie Allen
Saenger
Blu Crosby
Corrale Lombard
Ethel Merman
Sean Errol
Burns
Allen
Paramacunte
College Hamm
Burny Ane Allen
South Seas
Grew
Siitars
Silver remonetization debate in postwar senate
The article notes a stalled push for mandatory silver remonetization, with conservative inflation opponents and Morgenthau cited. Senate discussion focuses on inflation controls, while Democrats outline a tariff bill agenda and avoid mentioning silver. Silver advocates vow to raise the issue in upcoming sessions and caucuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgenthau
Amon
Senate
Stenling and Policy Committee
Silvarites
Fay Hempstead Leader and Masonry Figure Dies
Fay Hempstead born in Little Rock in 1847 pursued law after Virginia studies. He served as grand secretary and weeklong devotee to Masonic work, holding honorary and leadership roles across Arizona Alabama and other chapters. He married Gertrude O Neale and had seven children. He died after a career as a lawyer and Masonic official.
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Little Rock
Han
Speci
Arizona
Alabama
Grand Council of
Gertrude B. O'Neale
Charlottesville
Ister
Feeneymint Gum Promises Quick Constipation Relief
An old advertisement touts Feeneymint chewing gum as a laxative solution. It claims the product cleanses the body, dissolves waste, and delivers saliva to intestines. The ad warns against delayed relief and prices it at 15 cents at druggists nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peon-a-mint
Centerpoint Rev L J Middlebrooks at Rosston
Centerpoint Rev L J Middlebrooks of Rosston filled his appointment there Sunday at 1 o clock accompanied by Mrs Micklebrooks and children en route to Patmos to attend the singing There are several cases of measles here at this time A large crowd from this place attended the singing at Patmos Sunday Other local visits and social happenings are noted including Galloway Wright and Caudle families and various Sunday activities
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Middlebrooks
Rosston
Micklebrooks
Patmos
Iva Neil Caudle
Elbert O'Steen
Oaks Grove
J. W. Galloway
Hope
Mars
Galloway
Deliah
Gladys Galloway
Luther Galloway
Baby
Hinton
Olen Reeves
Charles Thomas
Barnum
Elly Wright
A. W. Meadows
Oak Grove Farmers Planting Rotten Crop Notes
Oak Grove report notes most farmers are planting rotten. Mr. and Mrs. Bennie Jones spent Sunday with her father H. M. Ross. Miss Hattie Jackson and Miss Cathieen Ross visited Miss Winfred Wise of Melrose. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Collier visited his parents of Hope. Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Collier and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Camp and Mrs. Allen Mathers of Hope. Mes Charlie Williams spent Saturday night and Sunday in Arkadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennie Jones
H. M. Ross
Hattie Jackson
Cathifeen Ross
Winfred Wise
Melrose
Leo Collier
Hope
J. G. Collier
Fred Camp
Allen Mathers
Hope and
Mes
Charlie Williams
Arkadelphia
Community Social Notes Reflect Local Visits and Music
Miss Carthreen Hoss spent Thursday night with Miss Hattie Jackson. Mrs. J. G. Collier of Hope visited Mrs. Ernest Hos and Mrs. Ernest Ross on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Lee England visited Walter Lee Allen on Sunday. Clerenca Barnes of Hope visited her parents, the J. G. Allens, Saturday night. Hattie Jackson stayed Friday night with Cathreen Ross. Mrs. Marion Tomblin visited Bennie Jones Saturday afternoon. Ernest Ross visited the Wise family in Melrose on Sunday. Cathreen, Jewell Ross, and Mildren Wise enjoyed a few days with Jewell Ross. Mrs. Allen Mathews of Hope visited her mother Friday night. A musical at Cathreen Ross Friday night drew a large crowd. Mrs. Rodgers Williams and children have been on the sick list this week. We hope they will be up soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthreen Hoss
Hattie Jackso
Leo Collier
Hailis Jackson
Bennie Jones
J. G. Collier
Hope
Ernest Hos
Ernest Ross
Lee England
Walter Lee Allen
Clerenca Barnes
J. G. Allen
Hattie Jackson
Cathreen Ross
Marion Tomblin
G. H. Wise
Melrose
Cathreen
Jewell Ross
Mildren Wise
Falcon Home Demonstration Club elects project leaders
The April meeting in the club room selected leaders for Gardening Mrs. W. H. McMillan Canning Mrs. C. B. McSwain Clothing Mrs. Harlie Cox Yard Improvement Mrs. C. B. Brown Foods Mrs. T. E. Cox Home Management Mrs. W. G. Brown Poultry Mrs. Henry Nichols The home agent Miss Katherine Heath displayed shoe and hosiery posters from a mail order firm and demonstrated crackers and cheese straws. Hostess Mrs. Charlie Cox and Miss Ophie Cox served refreshments. reporters were Mrs. L. L. Burke and Mrs. C. C. Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falcon Home
W. H. McMillan
C. B. McSwain
Harlie Cox
C. B. Brown
T. E. Cox
W. G. Brown
Henry. Nichols
Katherine Heath
Black-Draught Laxative Endorsement from Nurse in Missouri
A Missouri nurse from Festus named Anna LaPlante writes that Thedford’s Black-Draught is a practical, purely vegetable laxative. She says she used it for constipation, headache, and dull feelings, and after a few doses felt well again.
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Festus
Anna LaPlante
Thedford
Standings Snapshot From Early Baseball Leagues
In the American League Cleveland leads 5 to 2 over St. Louis with Detroit at 7 and Chicago Boston 3 to 0 in the standings. New York and Philadelphia top the line with 9 in the National League Chicago 3 Cincinnati 2 Pittsburgh 5 St. Louis 4.
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Cleveland
St. Louis
Detroit
Chicago
Boston
Washington
New York
Philadelphia
Brooklyn Aia
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Southern Association
Chattangoga A
New Orleans
Memphis
Unclear Sports Scores From Fragmented Report
Fragmented OCR lists scores with multiple cities and teams. New York 11 versus Paladelphia, Boston with ad hoc notes, Southern association references Little Rock nine New Orientis Aa innings Birmingham seven Memphis two Knoxville twelve Nashville five. Chattannaan Atlanta postponed due to rain.
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Southern
Little Rock
Negro Mission Union Meets in Washington
The Washington district of the C. M. E. church will hold its 11th annual conference in Washington from Wednesday to Sunday night. Sister S. E. Johnson of Nashville is president. Rev. George W. VI of Hope serves as presiding elder. Visitors from adjoining districts are expected. Rev. H. F. Porter of the C. M. I. church in Jackson, Tennessee, will preach the missionary sermon Friday night.
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Negro Mission Union
Washington
Nepro Woman's
S. E. Johnson
Nashvill
George W. VI
Hope
H. F. Porter
C. MI
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Mus. Stery Ute
Saul
Vearie
Hearne
Panny Shiny
Texarkians
Mande Naieihors
Mins Carrie Phelps
Tattle Rov
Mle City
Lanese Stanegaa
Weeleesal Ga
Witherspoon
Ghia
Vrantes Gibson
Tom Boars
Che Vurenniy
Timiluy
Bugera
Park Drive
Old
Jesse N. Riley
Mone
OkkMona Cit
Okbu
Wis
Puesay
TAL Tarn Rocks
Rose Cantey
Ans Sohn Bolly
Victor Jory
Thur
Crappie
Burns & Allen
New Saenger
Bing Crosby
U. 8
Fay Hempstead
Mr. Hempstead
Samuel Hutchinson
Ednnboil
Beall Hempstead
Markham Street
Brandon Stave Company
Wattorney
Ald St. John's College
University of Virginia
Fion
Inal
Ladies Specialty
Ison
U.S. Fleet
He _ i
Unete
Pacific
Atlantic
San Pedro
Calif
Thomas
Curtis
A. L. Candle
Ode Taylor
Gurteen Caudle
P. L. Assin
Cannon
WW. Wright
Edward May
Jim Dodson
Oscar Middlebrooks
Near Patmos
W. W. Wright
Delia
Noah Cassedy
Harmony
Luther Crawford
Bodean Wenr
J.W. Galloway
W. B. Muna
Delilah Galloway
Jessie Mae Wright
Oak Grove
Falcon
Paladelphia
Bacon
Walnut St
Eiser King
Anheuser-Busch
Chesterfield
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