Morning birds and visitors fill local page
A field of readable lines describes dawn bird chorus and garden life then shifts to a social column. It lists visits and guests in the town including Mr. and Mrs. TD Templeton, W. E. Porterfield, Mrs. Mary Sue Anderson, Norma Dean and Bernard Rephan, and many others from Little Rock Texarkana Beaumont and Camden. The prose also notes travel to San Angelo Galveston and Fayetteville with gatherings, bridge clubs, and church events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Rob
Wild Bird
Tay
Tae
Mary Sue Anderson
A. D. Brown
Texarkana
Ed TI Rephan
Norma Dean
Bernard
Rephans
New York
Out Our Way Cartoon Item Describes Injury Scene
A fragmented newspaper fragment from the HEMSTAD page shows a cartoon captioned by Williams Puedday. The scene mentions a struck home, allegations of kicking and burning, and a head and face injury linked to a character described as wearing torn clothing.
Court notice summons defendants in Hempstead Chancery Court
Warning order requires defendants Warren Quincy Calleh and Katte Catherihia Couitti to appear within thirty days and answer complaint. Witness with seal of Hempstead Chancery Court dated August 1, 1939. Clerk Willie Harris. Publication dates August 2, 10, 1, 9, 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Quincy Calleh
Arid
Katte
Catherihia Couitti
Ahawer
Harid
Willie
Harris
Hempstead Chancery
Commissioner Sale Notice in Hempstead County Arkansas
Public sale by the Commissioner of the Chancery Court of Hempstead County Arkansas following a decretal order dated July 10 1981 in case No 2404 The First National Bank of Hope as assignee sues A A Powell et al The sale will be held at the public vendue at the front entrance of Hope Arkansas Post Office on September 1 1951 The real estate described includes 77.08 acres in Sec 30 Township 12 Range South and West lines detailed in the deed with parcels NW NW and SW NW portions of the NW quarter of Section 30 in Hempstead County Arkansas
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chancery Court
Hempstead
First National Bank of Hope
A. A. Powell
Said
United States
Hope
Hempstead County
Arkansas
Meraptited
Lindberghs' Slim Wardrobe Sets Style for Eastbound Flight
Washington report details Mrs. Lindbergh’s minimal summer wardrobe for Orient travel. Colonel Lindbergh imposes strict essentials, permitting one spool of thread and one needle per trip, with a seven thousand mile route ahead. Anne Lindbergh’s silk cap becomes a signature touch amid a world tour that contrasts Prince and Princess Takamatsu’s elaborate Farisian gowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Charles A. Lindbergh
Lindbergs
Lindgerich
Orient
Struck by Lightning Speaks After Six Years in Recovery
Rogersville Iowa W C Page 407 spoke Wednesday for the first time in six years after regaining consciousness following a lightning strike. The case details a lengthy recovery journey and the impact on Page and his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogersville
Aia
W. C. Page
Birthday Party for Peggy Lynn Williams at South Main
Little Miss Peggy Lynn Williams marked her fifth birthday with a Saturday afternoon party at her home on South Main street. Twelve friends attended for lawn games and ice cream. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cassler and Mrs. Fred Bender of Little Rock were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Hamilton. Miss Thelma Cobb will travel Tuesday for a week in Little Rock to visit Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Bowers. Miss Louyena Ruggles and Mrs. Ernest O Neal have returned from a motor trip to Eureka Springs with Miss Glennis Van Ness joining part of the journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Porterfield
Little Tock
E. G. Porterfield
George Corlur
Pine Bluff
O— Tf
J. R. Culligher
Nrow
Harold Ostler
Ernest Wingfield Wills
North Pine Street
Brooks Schults
Bridge
Schults
Fulton
Jack Meek
Bennie Shipp
Ike T, Bell Jr
James R. Henry
Sidney Stanford
Helen McRae
Hamilton Hanegan
Allie Hanegan
Alex Wash- T
Allen Hill Autrey
Little Rock
Wis
Gus Haynes
Autrey
Serlces
First Baptist Church
Peggy Lynn Williams
South Main Street
Henry Cassler
Fred Bender
E. P. Hamilton
Thelma Cobb
W. R. Bowers
Louyena Ruggles
Ernest O'Neal
Eureka Springs
Glennis van Ness
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TD. Templeton
Addy
Amps
James L. Jemison
L. E., Talley
Dorothy and
Lawrences, Sr
Beaumont
Tex
Talley
Ike T. Bell, Jr
Mary Bell Marshall
Maggie Bell
Ike Bell, Sr
Jim’ Briant
Bill O'Brien
Mr. O'Brien
Shreveport
A. ¥. Walker
Litetle Rock
N. W. Denty
Mrs
Mark Smyth
J. W. Berry
Snackover
TS. Middlebrooks
Gibson, Jr
John 3d
Carter Gibson
San Angelo
Texas
Galveston
Doris and
Ardell Moses
University of Colorado
Boulder
Allene Hotton
Lite Rock
Conway
A. Ky Holloway
Mary Cornelia Holloway
Mineral Weils
Roy Weaver
Canadian
J. Pat Duffin
Duffie
Perry Moses
Boulter
Colorado Points
Annte
Caswell McRae
Fayetteville
John Milton Holt
Dan River Gutton Mill
Danvile
M. A. Holt
James
Montgomery
City
Frances White
Josephine Parks
Camden
Robert Wylie
Washington D. C
Wate
J. &. Brewer and Son
Lynn
Abilene
Gil Haynes
Jennie Hanegan
Ben Haynes
Howard Waddle
Pelephone
Sper
Ingboce Babee
Tony —M Unday
Eddie Dowling
Collyer
Noaa Beetry
Constance Bennety Lis
Common Law
Joe
Asghar
Jackie Cooper
By Williams
Chancery
ST. Louis
Missouri
Wes
Cee
Lindberghs
Anne
Faitano
Elks Lodge
Eddie
Sugar Lou
Southwest
Benefit of the Elk’s Building Fund
Hope Lodge
Elks No
Hope, Ark
Palm Beach
Cox
Fiedds
Saillion
Hbelow
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