Local Social Notes And Musical Recital Highlights
Arkadelphia residents Mr and Mrs Robert Cunningham visited Mrs Cunningham s parents Friday night Miss Elizabeth Green of Texarkana high school faculty weekend at home Miss Gerene Urrey of Hot Springs called to bedside grandmother Mrs P L Aslin who has been ill after surgery at Julia Chester Hospital Dr George L Hodge organist and choir master at St Jolie Episcopal church Helena gave a Friday organ recital sponsored by Nyuse of Young Churchmen of the Parish He presented a tuneful program including Hall Je susa from The Messiah The audience praised his artistry Rev Hany Wintermeyer and Dan Harrison of Warren visited Texarkana Saturday Mrs J M Phillis returned from Shreveport where her daughter Meg Johnston resides Friends mourn the loss of Mrs Johnston s home swept away in Shreveport tornado Oscar Old of Little Rock joined Dr Hodge in Hope for the Friday recital noting WWI friendship
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Elizabeth Green
Texarkana High School
Gertene Urrey
Hot Springs
P. L. Aslin
Julia Chester Hospital
George L. Hodge
St. Jolie Episcopal Church
Helena
Saint Marks Episcopal Church
Hodge
Holige
Jesujah Choma
Oe Ely
Hany Wintermeyer
Dan Harrison
Warren
Rev
Wintermeyer
Dmmy Henry
Texarkana
J. M. Phillis
Meg
Noreman Johnston
Mgr. Johnston
Shreveport
Wealthy Heiress Cromwell to Inherit Duke Fortune
New York reports say H R Cromwell, U S minister to Canada, and his wife, heiress Davis Duke, will welcome a August baby seen as heir to vast tobacco fortunes. The couple, married since 1925, join dynasties with Christine 16 and Delphine Dodge backgrounds, as plans promise further inheritance upon ages 30 35 and 22.
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New York
H. Rt. Cromwell
Davis Duke
Golden Girl
James B. Duke
Cromwell
United States
Canada
New Jersey
Philadelphia
Stotesbury
EB. T. Stotesbury
Ottawa
Tia
Christine
Delphine Dodge
Barbara Hutton
Cromwelllas
Somerville
Newport
Dukes
Bill
Bojangles) Robinson
Jonesboro High faces turmoil over coaching and team rifts
Fragmented report from Jonesboro High School notes rumors of a resignation by Clarence Gein and dissatisfaction within the Athletic Committee. It cites possible returns from James Hy McCaul, mentions discontent among athletes over pay and leadership, and recalls ongoing dissension within the basketball squad and spring grid practice.
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Jonesboro
Clarence Gein
James Hy McCaul
Seako
Hempstead County programs urge Live-at-Home enrollment
County Agent Oliver L. Adams notes enrollment for Plant-to-Prosper and Live-at-Home competitions moved to May 1. The programs, endorsed by Extension Service, aim to improve family living standards and require simple record keeping to study land, cash, and labor use for better farm living. Enrollment cards available at the County Extension office.
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Hempstead
We Uxtension Servier
Hempstein Equnty
N. W. Hislau
University of Aykansey College of Agrilealure
Wien
College of Agbeulwe
Atlas Sorgo
Wedding of Boy Scout officials noted in Texarkana
The Texarkana Gazette reports the wedding of Bury Blougett Field Executive of the Calta Council Boy Scouts of America and Miss Henrietta Wonder of Finley Ohio. The announcement came with informal dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Jor Clement, the scout executive of the Coutneil. Attending were Minor Wuffman regional scout executive and Mary Elin Thomas Texarkana Boy Scout secretary. Mr and Mrs Blodwell were married at home in Ohio on Sunday.
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Texarkaria Gazette
Boy Scotia
Bury Blougett
Calta Council
Boy Scouts of America
Henrietta Wonder
Finley
Ohio
Jor Clement
Clement
Coutneil
War Clouds Over British Princesses
Princess Elizabeth, heir to the UK throne, turned 14 on April 2 and faced reduced photo exposure due to public life. Her sister Margaret Rose, nearly 10, shared wartime duties as evacuees, living at Balmoral and later Royal Lodge in Windsor Park. The sisters joined foresters’ families in a democratic gesture, shopped with local children, and wrote letters to their mother. They followed rationing norms at Royal Lodge, mirroring wartime adjustments for royal children.
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Hy Milton Dronner
NEA
Elizabeth
United Kingdom
Euiine
Rose
Muargaiat Rose
Jessen
Glasgow
Childern
Madame Lebrun
France
Freich
Scotland
Royal Lodge
Great Windsor Park
London
George V
Buckingham Palace
Youny
Zeke Bonura Sells to Washington Senators
The New York Giants sold first baseman Zeke Bonura to the Washington Senators for cash and a pitcher to be optioned in the New York Jersey City farm club. The price was not announced but believed far below the $25,000 paid a year ago. Also involved was Fitchar Rene Monteigudo, a Cuban youth from the Springfield Eastern League orbit. Bonura, a power hitter and awkward fielder, had been a holdout and had not appeared in Giants action recently.
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New York
New York Giants
Hemry
Zeke) Bonura
Washington Senators
Dersey City
Bonara
Benniars
IL Way
Giants
Fitchar
Rene Monteigudo
Cuba
Springfield
Clus
Seaga
Bonu
Vic Giants
National Lens
Benson
Sinongth
Layden Seeks End to Fake Injuries in Football
Notre Dame coach Elmer Layden advocates a gentleman’s agreement to avoid players faking injuries and unsportsmanlike substitutions. He expects Notre Dame and Army to adopt the practice for their annual game next fall amid spectator and parental concerns.
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Notre Dame
Elmer ‘Layden
Layden
Army
Laydon
Church News Service Times and Midweek Meeting
Sunday School 9 45 A M Morning Worship 10 55 A M Vesper Service at P M Senior Young People meet at 10 Ja P M Midweek Bible Wednesday at 7 30 P M You are cordially invited to worship with us.
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Berylee
First Christian Church Morning and Evening Services
North Main and West Ave and John Keith Gregory present Minster Bible school at 4:45 morning worship at 11. Evening worship at 7:80. Sermon theme When Christ Runs the Church. Tusier Christian Endeavor Society conducts gas meal and evening worship.
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First Christian North Main
West Ave
John Keith Gregory
Minster
Bible School
Tusier Christian Enfeavar Society Gas
Mmn
Christ
First Baptist Church announces Sunday services and events
First Baptist Church led by Pastor W. R. Hamilton invites worshipers to Sunday school at 9 45 with a 442 attendance last week and a goal of 500. Evening worship at 7 45 features a sermon on Seeking and Saving the Logs. Bible study Wednesday at 7 45, Suniah book next week, and a May 5 choir concert at 8 pm. Public invited to all services.
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Allendance
Baptist Training Union
Chachita College
First Baptist Church
Revival at DNITY Baptist Church Described by Pastor Reaves
The notice invites the DNITY Baptist Church on South Elai Street to Sunday School at 9 a.m. and preaching. Midweek prayer at 7 30 p.m. Thursday lessons led by Elder W. C. Erwit. Revival starts the second Sunday in May with Elder Wesley Thomason. Unsaved readers urged to attend for a welcoming, soul stirring experience.
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Dnity Baptist Church
South Elai Sireey Edler J. 1
Reaves
PT. C
Wesley Thomason
Wing Coating Theory Aims to Cut Air Resistance
A new scientific theory tests a thin moving air layer on airplane wings to reduce drag. The idea suggests the air current prevents eddy currents from forming, potentially lowering resistance and improving efficiency.
Peace Not War the Killer of Peace Satire by Vorys
Washington columnist Jack Stinnett reviews Rep. John M. Vorys of Columbus Ohio delivering a satire on War and Peace. Vorys cites charts and figures claiming 10 million dead in China 300000 in Poland and many more in Russia Norway and the United States while arguing that peace itself kills more than war. He mocks Allied and German combat and suggests new world orders to force declarations of war and end peaceful life.
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Jack Stinnett
Washington
John M. Vorys
Columbus
Ohio
Vorys
Sumner Welles
China
Poland
Germany
Varys
Russia
Batten
Mr. Vorys
Norway
United States
Mars
Japan
Hitler
Adolf
Ts Ecomonsters
How to Brake Mail and Influence People in Salem
Oregon penitentiary mail traffic to the governor’s office dropped from about 35 letters daily to one or two per week. Cecil Edwards, executive department official, notes improved security and processing efficiency.
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Salem. Ore
Oregon Penitentiary
Cecil Edwards
Bad Case Of Ill Luck
Owingsville Kentucky truck driver Robert Johnson thirty three fell asleep and his truck overturned on a curve. Dazed he sat on railroad tracks but a passerby led him away. He later walked into a highway and was struck by another truck. He ended up in hospital with a fractured leg and numerous cuts and bruises.
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Owingsville
Robert, Johnson
Johnson
Unusual Sandals for Spring Wear
New York fashion notes highlight wedge heels as summer musts for resort, beach, city, and country wear. Cork wedges offer ultra light comfort, with navy, black, and brown suedes, featherweight styles, and bright leather wedges in season colors. Evening options feature silk and cotton prints with metallic accents, antelope and satin slings, and high wedges with matching prints or contrasting hues.
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Marian Young
NPA
Stett Corespondent
New York
Palter
Something New in Team-Work Mural Painting
Edward Miman and Mitchell Siporin form a rare painting duo in the United States. They won a $29,000 federal contract to create a 30 square foot bore Plater mural for the St Louis post office featuring a pictorial history of the city. Both are Russian-Jewish immigrant sons and Chicago Art Institute scholars who began on WPA Federal Art Projects. They will begin painting this fall at opposite lobby ends, converging toward the center.
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St, Louis
Edward Miman
Mitchell Siporin
St. Louis
Millman
State furnishes stationery for convict correspondence
The official explains that the state will provide stationery with a priced form on the back and requires every convict to mail his complete original record when writing to the governor or the parole board.
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Parole Board
Elaine Carrington's theory on children guests and manners
Elaine Sterne Carrington, known for stories and a radio serial, shares a theory about hosting foreign visitors. She believes children learn quickly from guests if treated as equals and given freedom to explore ideas with proper guidance. Her daughter and son discuss family meals and keeping guests engaged at the table.
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Elaine Sterne Carringston
Pepp
Corrington
Bobby
Mrz. Carrington
Gettet
Not So Dumb in Laramie Love Note Mixup
Jay Olish, a Wyoming businessman, received a letter addressed to his post office box from Mexico. An interpreter found the note offered no romance or sales pitch. The sender mailed to a random box to reach relatives in Laramie, a common ploy to locate distant kin via a Spanish-speaking helper.
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Laramie
Jas
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