Social Calendar Highlights and Local Weddings
A busy schedule features the Hope Bond Auxiliary executive meeting at the Roosevelt hotel at 9 driven by the Primary Department of the First Baptist Sunday School events and a church lawn gathering at 6. Circle luncheons, Cotillion Club meetings, and a Masonic Hall gathering fill the week, with guest speakers and special devotional services noted. Miss Ina Lee Crutchfield wed Private Everett B. McCoy at the First Baptist church in Hope, the couple planning a monthlong Hendersonville-Hartwell trip post ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vce
Mary Lemley
Bor F
Miss Lemley
Vicw
Uncheon
Methodist Church
Cirle No
Women's Society of Christian Service
Lins Walker
Circle No. 4
A. M. Rettig
First Methodist Church
A. M. Rellig
Dolphas Kitten
C. V. Nunn
K. L. Spore
Cora Reed
Naslville
Local Folks Leave for Lake Catherine and Nearby Visits
Personal mentions show Mr and Mrs Roebert LaGrone and children Bayhava and Mitchell departing Monday for a week at Lake Catherine near Pot Springs. Others include Mrs Brice McRae joining Mr McRae in Tittle Reels, Wede Jones heading to Lake Catherine, Joy Brown in St Louis with Brown in Barnes Hospital, Betty Carter visiting Monroe relatives, and the Lile and Youbs families in town with visits and plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roebert LaGrone
Bayhava
Mitchell
Lake Catherine
Pot Springs
Brice McRae
Tittle Reels
Mr. McRae
Dorsey McRae Sr
Joy Brown
St. Louis
Mr. Brown
Barnes Hospital
Hope
Betty Carter
Monroe
Aid
Vhyt Rider Ated
Houston
Tess
Joe Rider
Henry Lile
Jonesboro
O— L. M. Lile
Rommel Youbs
Altice Lorraine
Texarkana
George Brandon
Moarning
Welskend
Stork Makes Work For Policemen
In Louisville Kentucky Patrolmen R E Lord and Kenneth Smith helped deliver a baby boy at a darkened home during a power outage. The father worried as the doctor was delayed but officer Said assisted with a flashlight. Mother and child later went to a hospital where staff praised the officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
R. E. Lord
Kenneth Smith
Robert &. Cox
Cox
State Rejects Bids for Highway Bonds
The Arkansas State Refunding Board rejected all highway bond bids except one, saying most offers were too high. It voted to buy 25d sat 70 wd 225 at 74.40, reflecting tight financier sentiment amid the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Curious Sharks Swim From Bimini in 60 Mile Ocean Test
Paul Chatteau, a 43 year old concert violinist turned endurance swimmer, plans a nude 60 mile voyage from Bimini toward Fort Lauderdale and Palm Beach to raise money via appearances and endorsements. He trains amid sharks and Gulf Stream currents, aided by sponsor Edwin Hersh, with past attempts ending in cramps and hospitalization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Evans
NEA
Miami
Fin
Paul Chatteau
Bimini
Florida
Chottesu
Palm Beach
Lane
Lished
Chotten
Chotteau
Onevd
Otto Kemmerich
Berlin
Kemmmerich
Kemmerich
Charles Zinmy
Bank holdup nets robbers $76 000 in Stroudsburg
Four gunmen wearing dark sunglasses held up a bank on Loyal Street Tuesday, escaped in a black sedan with a pouch containing $76,000 in currency. The report notes a flood estimate and a world rainfall comparison for context.
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Stroudsburg
Singapore Stand and the Gibraltar of the Far East
The British base at Singapore, 27 by 14 miles, controls the Malacca straits between the Indian and Pacific oceans and supports a growing RAF squadron. Acquired in 1819, it made Singapore a major trade hub with docks, coaling wharves, and diverse industry. By 1931 its population reached 445,719 as Chinese, Malays and others joined a cosmopolitan city.
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China Station
Singapore
Hong Kong
East Indies
Seaforth Highlanders
Far Easter
United States
Washington
Far East
Airy
Robert Brooke-Popham
Gibraltar
Mediterranean
Iglind
Malay Penninsula
Malacesa Straits
Indian
Pacific
India
Burma
Straits Settlements
Johore
Malacca Straits
Sumatra
Java
Malacca
Malay
Tali
China
Singapor
Barneo
Moluccas
Philippines
Siam
Thailand
Dirst
Ingenious Plant City Fan Delights in Personal Breeze
Pele Rus-150, president of the Plant City base ball club, devised a simple heat relief plan during games. He carries a small electric fan on a shoulder strap, connects it to a storage battery, and hangs it on a grandstand post to keep a refreshing breeze blowing as he watches.
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Plant City
Fla.p
Pele Rus- 150
Fish Promise To Northwestern Tribe Speech To Fish
A Northwestern tribe holds a ceremonial speech inviting fish to be caught for the next day’s meal. The fish are asked to come willingly and are assured their bones will be treated with respect.
Serial Story Lessons in Love Chapter VIII
Barbara Dugan and Uncle Hank host a tense weekend as Dugan confronts Hank over trust and a rival firm’s job offer. Dugan defends his actions and reconciles with Hank, while Barbara faces jealousy and a polo match tests Dugan’s skill and status. The chapter ends with Uncle Hank commenting on Dugan’s masculinity as Sue and Barbara watch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara
Dugan
Uncle Hank
Larry
Hank
Ru- Ban
Senate Rejects Six Month Limit on Army Service
The Senate voted 50 to 27 against a six month limit on the service period for army selectees. Sen Taft of Ohio introduced the proposal. Meanwhile the House backed a compromise to defer training for selectees aged 28 or older by July 1, with all men in training aged two years or older released as soon as possible to transfer to the reserve.
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Washington
Senate
Army
Sen
Taft
Ohio
House
Something the Matter With Father in Hopkinsville War Relief
In Hopkinsville Kentucky the Red Cross war relief sewing campaign hit a bottleneck as a volunteer apologized for diaper delays noting her husband had been doing much of the work. A hushed scene at a picture show adds color with locals and a late night twist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkinsyville
Red Cross
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Hope Bond Auxilary
Roosevelt Hotel
Irst Baptist Sunday School
Fair Park
Nossesses
Clysse Caffee
Evelyn Page
Collen Bailey
Contract Bridge Club
Mrs. B. &, McMahon
Thy Hope Chapter
Order of the 4Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Miss Thornton
Monoree
Howse
Patty
Durham Ford
Miss Bar Louise Thornton
Dora Louw Franks
Dan Card
Patay McPherson
Ruth Elfen Stubhewan
Fords
Jovely
Joan Keith
Mary Charlotte Coodsor
Society
Daisy Dorothy Heard
Bob Sandy
Raymond Walburn
Fred Astaire
Paulette Goddard
Arkansas
Herbert Marshall
Virginia Bruce
Venice Btone
Shreveport
Milton Stone
Michael Menger Hospital
Stork
Jd Jimmy
Gulf Chil
Jimmy
Bruce Maguaine
Ine Theatres Saengertucs-Wed
Pet
Missoiar
Sil
Sint Antonin Rose
Wnh
Billy de Wid
Sun-Man
Mia
Rialto
The
Three Legionaires
Smokey Smith
Virginia
Chatteau
Paul Chatteay
Great Fortess
Britain
Winston Churchill
Peter
Yugoslavia
Fish
America
Douglas
Europe
U. S. Air Corps
York
New Yorking
Alvin C. York
New York
BY Jerry Broadfield
Dugan Performs
Ugan
Midwest
Hank Chase
Torn
Dugan Blake
Agan
Limeh
Sue Bishop
Sue
Guy
Woad
Tommy Hitchcock
Graver
Briar Hill No. 1
Uncle Hanks
Father
Maidy
Mandy
Perkison’s Jewelry Store
Russell
Hope Star
Drs. Chas, A
Etta E. Champlin
Osteopathic Physicians
South Elm St
H. T. Shull
Walnut St Hope, Ark
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