Side of the Road Housing Brings Local Social Notes
Poetical verses are followed by ay weekend guests of Judge and Mrs. Sieele of Ashdown visiting Mr. and Mrs. Stroud. Church circles meet Monday afternoon at homes on East Third Street Pine Street Broadway and North Washington Street with hostesses named. Young Women’s Missionary Society plans August meeting at Mrs. Grayce’s home. Miss Nell Williams hosts a small bridge gathering at grandmother Mrs. Etla Bright’s home. Local families travel to Corpus Christi and Century of Progress exhibits, with visits to Chicago and Niagara Falls noted.
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A. P. Sieele
Ashdown
F. Stroud
St. Mars Episcopal
First Methodist Church
J. L. Cannon
South Pine Street
Dan Green
Rodgers
Womans Missionary Society
George Dodd
Maye Testerman
W. F. Saner
Young Womens Missionary Society of the First, Methodist Church
Q. A. Grayce
Washington St
Nell Williams
Etla Bright
South Main Street
Hamilton H. Orton
J. L. Rodgers
Louise Owens
West Third’ Street
Doris Moses
Thelma Cobb
Bill Brashier
Eastland
Texas
Virginia Goldfeld
Hazel Arnold
Mary Catherine Betts
Dots and Polka Dots Highlight Summer Fashion Scene
The summer wardrobe embraces dotted frocks as a stylish staple. Elizabeth Young models a beige crepe dress with brown coin dots and a large pique collar. Social notices recount house guests, bridal showers, bridge games, and social gatherings across Dallas, Prescott, Hot Springs, Ashdown, Eastland, and other local locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Elizabeth Young
L. W. Young
A. B. Cox
Lucy R. Bennett
Dallas
Pollyanna Tournament Highlights at Playground News
Attendance reached 278 last week with rain canceling Thursday afternoon and Friday morning activities. Virginia Cassidy won the Pollyanna tournament with Wanda Collings as runner up, while Cassidy also won the Pouchest tournament with Maxine Keith as runner up. Wanda Collins captured the senior croquet title, Maxine Keith placed second. Tommy Williams won the junior division with Marian Crutchfield second. Miss Bessie Green led story hour, with next week led by Mrs. Herbert Morley and Mrs. Henry Haynes. A baseball game is planned for Monday afternoon and a junior newcomic ball game for Thursday morning.
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Virginia Cassidy
Wanda Collings
Miss Cassidy
Maxine Keith
Wanda Collins
Tommy Williams
Marian Crutchfield
Bessie Green
Local figures and events noted after Hope game
The report mentions Thelma Lee Bartlett favored in the game and the serving of two dessert courses after. Captain Bryan L Milbown of Fort Monroe Virginia will visit Hope over the vacation with his mother Mrs Morton Milburn. Local druggists John P Cox Charles Dann Gibson and Gene Hall returned Friday from a Dallas business trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan L. Milbown
Fortres Monroe
Virginia
Hope
Morton Milburn
Repeal Vote This Year in 37 States
Washington reports a widening push to repeal the Eighteenth Amendment with states set to vote from August through November. Current tallies show repeal ahead about 8.4 million to 2.5 million, with at least 16 more states likely to vote before November 8.
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Washington
Arizona
Missour
Texas
Colorado
Vermont
Maine
Maryland
Minnesota
Idaho
New Mexico
Florida
Utah
North
South Carolina
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Henry H. Blood
Frank H. Cooney
Montana
Cooney
School Teachers Not Included in NRA List
El Dorado reports that the Roosevelt proposed voluntary code and national recovery act do not apply to school teaching staff. Dr. C. E. Dicken, superintendent, says Hugh H. Johnson informs that employees of federal state and local governments and other public institutions are not covered by the agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Dorado
Roosevelt
C. E. Dicken
el Dorado Schools
Hugh H. Johnson
Dicken
Forrest Citys New State Bridge Set To Open This Month
The $143000 bridge spanning the St. Francis river near Forrest City is expected to be completed this month. It will be a key link in Highway 70 and a public celebration is planned. The eight-span structure runs 921 feet long and 24 feet wide, reducing the route by about two miles. Construction paused due to high water and resumed in March. The Methodist Church Board of Stewards will meet at 1 30 p m Sunday.
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Forrest City
St. Francis River
Farm Exports Are Likely to Decline
Secretary of Agriculture Henry A. Wallace says European population estimates imply weaker demand for American farm products. He told the American Country Life Association that most European populations are stationary or falling, predicting continued import restrictions to protect peasant classes as incomes and markets tighten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blacksburg
Henry A. Wallace
Secretary of Agriculture
Europe
Tee American ‘Country Life Association
Henry W. Wallace
Tax Proposed On Constitutional Session Call
A call for a special legislative session was discussed if a majority of senators and legislators would publicly support a proposed tax measure. The dialogue notes the governor would include the tax proposal in the session agenda if enough lawmakers commit to backing it.
Mayo Brothers Guard Grandchildren After Kidnap Threat
Rochester Minnesota reports guards patrolled the Mayo family estate Thursday night after a nursemaid said a man attempted to enter the nursery housing the three children of Dr. Charles W. Mayo. Dr. Charles H. Mayo ordered, Shoot first and explanations afterward, in response to the threat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Minn
Mayo Brothers
Charles H. Mayo
Charles W. Mayo
Kitchen accidents risk rising in American homes
The National Safety Council notes that 34 percent of domestic accidents occur in kitchens. A humorous aside claims wives cause husbands to endure most of these incidents.
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National Safety Council
Gold Diggers of 1933 star trio led the film’s cast
Aline MacMahon Joan Blondell and Ruby Keeler headline the musical comedy Gold Diggers of 1933. The tale centers on high society ambitions and chorus girl dreams in a lavish production with song and dance. A long lived Mauritius tortoise is noted for its historic treaty mention in 1819.
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Warren William
Aline Macmahon
Joan Blondell
Ruby Keeler
Dick Powell
Guy Kigbee
Ginger
m \ROGERS
Mauritius
England
Quotes on policy and ideas from postwar leaders
A compilation of remarks from General Hugh 8. Johnson recovery administrator Henry W. Wallace secretary of agriculture and Dr Simon Flexner of the Rockefeller Foundation stressing need for factual support, balanced prices and measured ideas in public discourse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon Flexner
The
Rockefeller
Institute for Medical
A fragmentary quotation about strength, stupidity, youth, and experience contrasts with an observation that experience wins in the end. It further cites a Henry Ford remark and a Bishop John Newton McCormick claim that Hfe is not the abundance of possession and that souls cannot be fed on material goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ford
Automobile
Perierwe
John Newton McCormick
Michigan
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D. Barlow
M. H. Barlow
Elizabeth Pritchard Jeff Friday
J. L. Boyd
Corpus Christie
L.C. Becker
Emil Hugg
Mil“ton Hugg
Highland
J. G. Williams
John, Jr
Chicago
Detroit
Mich
Niagra Falls
J. Proctor Hill
A. M. Saunders
Frances Sue Williams
Margaret Kinser
St Louis
Jack Bush
New Capital Hotel
Loy Fay Miller
Aliné Miller
Prescott
Helen Simms
Hot Springs
Archie Porterfield
Ida Mae Cannon
Second Street
Henry Haynes
Saengee
Silly Symphony “Flowers
Vrecs
Paramount News
Playground News
Thelma Lee Bartlett
First Christian
Churcie
W. E. Testermann
Bible School
Communion
Christian Endeavor
NRA
Board of Stewards of the
Methodist Church
George Clark
Ali
Wallace
Ce Oerr
Mayo
Ceneral Hugh 8. Johnson
Ae Beer
Institute For Medical
Meadows Draughan
Geqege A
Meadows, B
Briant's Drug Store
Crescent Drug Store
John P. Cox Drug CO
John S. Gibson Drug CO
Ward & Son
Southwestern Lumberman’s Association
Hugh S. Johnson
Johnson
Hope Building Material Co
Hope Retail Lumber Yard
J. L. Williams & Sons
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