Local Society Notes and Obscure Anecdotes From Hope
A collage of society items and personal notices from Hope includes Mrs. Sto Trenry and Mrs. Brewe r F. Wiggasen visiting relatives, Ruth Barreddett traveling to Dallas, and Miss Noble Loraine Simmons and Miss Dorothy Foe Yocub guests of M. M. McCloughin. The prenatal and school group plans, visits to Chicago for fairs, and a wedding of Miss Winifred Wise and Lewis Jackson Cony are mentioned among movements of many residents and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble Loraine Simmons
Dorothy Foe
Texarkana
Ast
M. M. McCloughin
Winifred Wise
Near Hope
Lewis Jackson Cony
Bright Star
Johnson
G. H. Wise
Dear Hope
Allen
Singing at Hickory Shade Draws Large Sunday Crowd
A large crowd attended the Hickory Shade singing Sunday evening. Neighbors and families, including Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Calhoun and families, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bruce, Miss Rosie Lee Brown, and others from Wet Springs, Ark gathered for the event. Protracted meetings are planned with Bro. Rister starting next Saturday night. The group plans to relocate near Hope after the events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickory Shade
B.S. Wilson
Gladys
Henry Bruce
Charles Prince
Rosie Lee Brown
Virginia Galloway
Mittie Lee Rogers
Wilma Gentry Sundlay
Jack Terry
Hope
Lester Bush
Malone
John Rogers
Roger
Alva Calhoun
New Liberty
DeAnn
Irish Bush
J. E. Rogers
Bro. Rister
Social notes from Oak Grove and nearby towns
Local residents share visits and weekend gatherings across Oak Grove Water Creek Texarkana and Shover Spring. Names include Skinner Mullens Williams Tomlin Franks Mullens Camp Ross Hutson Ross England Rose Mathis and Collier among others with several church and family visit mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Skinner
Nener Nell Mullens
Hollis Williams
Water Creek
Leo Collie
Hattie Jackson
Charlie Williams
Allen Mathis
Hane
Lucy Mutsog
Hope
Jewell Ross
Frank Mattens
Mike Purtell
Kathleen Ross
Raymond Ross
Ernest Ross
Walter Lee Allen
R. D. Allen
Walnut Hill
Lucile Hutson
Jewel Ross
Howard Collier
Shover Spring
Stays Kitchen Stays Kitchen and Sandwich Lore
A light feature blends kitchen tips with a playful tale of Lord Sandwich and a buttered bread lesson. It covers knife use, creamed butter, crust removal, and fancy shapes for children, plus several sandwich fillings and a brief, curious aside on pineapple pollen and language gender rules.
Community Notes Highlight Local Visits and Social Gatherings
Center Point notes reflect a busy social week with visits among families in Harmony Highland and Rocky Mound. The piece lists gatherings at homes of Wright Rothwell Caudle and Meers, plus a party hosted by Mrs A L Caudle. Several guests from Melrose Bright Star Bodcaw and Green Laseter are mentioned, with travelers from Louisiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thad Vines
Harmony
Sim Middebrooks
Louisiana
Delilah Galloway
Dora Mangum
Bright Star
Oscar Middlebrooks
Marion Hubbard
A. L. Caudle
Iva Nell Caudle
Evelyn Hodnett
Bodcaw
Marian Meers
Caudles
Clara
Denzil Ellis
Green Laseter
Jim Wright
Hanson Rothwell
Hope
Local social notes and travel updates from Monroe and nearby areas
Emmet Mr and Mrs Ira Brooks and child ren return to Monroe SA after visit with relatives. Mrs Mac Garland Jef to Sheridan to visit her daughter Mrs Dayle McCoy and Mr McCay. Mr and Mrs H B Thomas visit Mr and Mrs George Townsend of Arkadelphia. Mrs Merrill Baker of Watonga OK and children visit Mr and Mrs S M Pankey. Ivan Wade returns home after a week in Smackover. Eula de Johnson visiting relatives in Strong. Hays Harden Sunday with mother Mrs Hicks Harden in CCC camp at Murfreesburg. Mr and Mrs Rayburn Bautte of Jonesboro return home. Miss Hattie Cox accompanies Hays Pankey to visit relatives. Miss Mary Beauclair in Little Rock spending weekend with mother Mrs Willie Beauclair. Mrs Connie Ward visiting relatives in Malvern. Mrs John Young of Palmes has returned home after visiting Mrs Albert Arnett. Mrs Elise Matthews returned home after two weeks. Mrs C A Landers. If a man leaves a million pounds in England, heirs get 600000 pounds. rest goes to treasury. Recent investigations say girls are better sleepers than boys, resting quietly and falling asleep faster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Brooks
Monroe
Mac Garland
Sheridan
Dayle McCoy
McCay
H. B. Thomas
George Townsend
Arkadelphia
Merrill Baker
Watonga
Okia
S. M. Pankey
Ivan Wade
Smackover
Eula de Johnson
Strong
Hays Harden
Hicks Harden
Hays
CCC
Murfreesburg
Rayburn Bautte
Jonesboro
Hattie Cox
Hays Pankey
Mary Beauclair
Eakini
Little’ Rock
Willie Beauclair
Connie Ward
Malvernt Ark
John Young
Palmes
Albert Arnett
Elise Matthews
C. A. Landers
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sto Trenry
Sea
Brewer F. Wiggasen
Brewer Jr
Ion
Jack Stewart
Vicksburg
R.T. White
Charles Briant
Whner J. Hester
Mr. Hester
Overton
Posas
Moe. Tarvey Bend
von Miss Lois Jones
Henderson
Taxes
Mra J. G. McCoy
Little Reese
Edgar A. Guest
Ruth Barreddett
Dallas
Texas
C. H. Brooks
Charlyne
Clarksdale
Mot Springs
Brooks
Florence Turner
J. M. Harbin
Har
Irvin Urrey
Chi
J. RR. Williams
Nancy Fay Patricia
Bearden
Ark
Bess Walker
Chicago
Fall Woods
Haynes Bros
Claud Levins
Cayne’s
Radio College
George Abliss
THE
House OF Rothschild
Expectant Pathe
Hollywood
Peach of
Arkansas
Shoytree
Parrest
Niu
Crawley
Ava
Thewsa
Wet Springs
Y Venture
Seven Seas
Aden
China
Zanzibar
Asia Minor
Brazil
You
Trinidads
Oak Grove
Mare E
Dague Nea
Lord Sandwich
Hawati
Hawaii
Middlebrooks
W.W. Weight
J. B. Wright
Highland
Lilian Wise
Melrose
W. W. Wright
J.B. Wright
Iur
BG. Wright
Rocky Mound
B. L. Rothwell
Samily
Vannie Richards
Mary Glenn Becham
Ode Taylor
Homer Vines
Emmet
England
Arkansas Natural Gas Corporation
Natural Gas Service
Harry W. Shiver
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