Local social notes and greetings from McRae listings
Mrs Sid Henry announces no Chase practice at the Methodist church this week while townsfolk attend prices Sunday. Austin and Miss Margaret Munroe of Dallas are guests of Mrs George Spragins on North Louisiana street. Mr and Mrs J P Bruntidge go to Hot Springs to occupy their Lake Hamilton cottage. Tow Sawyer guest of her parents in town returns to Little Rock. McRae Lemley returns from Marian Alabama. Pat Cleburne chapter UL I. meets Friday morning at 8 in Mrs Charles Haynes home. Miss Margaret Cornelius visits Misses Billy and Ailmine Hanna in Brownsville. Mrs Nal lon Wylie and Mrs W Owen host two brides with a bridge party at Mrs Midavt J L Rogers home. Guests include Mrs Kim Brewer of Ghent KY and Yom Sawyer of Little Rock. Hintuy Lemley leaves for Memphis for Army Engineers levy inspection, return Friday with Lt AJ Wells. Ben Hanna and family guests of Henry Cornelius. Miss Margaret Kinser to Mogringsport LA. Paisley school hosts Mother’s Auxiliary for Hope High Band Aug 19. Wurty Lemley and Misses Mary Julia Janet Lemley visit Shreveport with McRae Lemley. Mary Jane Hearne and Horace Jewell attend Shreveport and Mooringsport. Chapter 233 OEF S will meet at Masonic Hall Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nallon Wylie
W. Qwen
Charline Landers
Hamilton Orton
Ashdows
Bane of Midavt
J. L. Rogers
South Hervey Street
B.C. Hyatt
McGuirk Hollis World Title Bout Draws Big Crowd
A near record crowd is expected at Fide Park for a two falls out of three heavyweight bout featuring LeRoy McGuirk and Ben Hollis known as the Red Scorpion. McGuirk, last seen defending his 17 pound title in Little Rock, weighs in at 175 pounds after recent card changes due to promoter costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fide Park Arena
LeRoy McGuirk
Ben Hollis
McGuirk
Little Rock
Frank Taylor
New Jersey
Hollis
Red Scorpion
Lite Roel
Donald Moore
Theil
State Athletic Commission
Lille Rock
Oklahoma A. & M. College
Seattle
Cychine
Herb
Sampson
Shreveport
Monty LaRue
Canada
Mately Ie
Damn Sampson
Frankie Will
LaRue
Moore
Mauldin
Fanama Kid
Battling Siki
Ba Pon
Lawrence Martin
Hope
Local Visitors Share News at Hope Church Events
Dr A C Kalb and Mrs Kalb of Little Rock were guests in Hope on Wednesday. Dr Kalb is superintendent of the state hospital. The Bennetts of Bastrop and Shreveport associates visit Rev J H Bennett and Mrs Bennett. H M Bennett pastors First Baptist Charish of Butroys and Mrs Bennett leads Louisiana Baptist Missionary Union. G Bennett and Mrs Bennett of Comanche with Mrs L S Parker of Shawnee also stay at the Bennetts’ home while H G Bennett and Mrs Bennett teach at Addington High School in Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.C. Kalb
Kalb
Little Roel
Hope
Kail
State Hospital
Ho M. Bennett
Bennett
Bastrop
Wo McClendin
Etgensport
J. MH. Bennett
Vigne
H.M. Bennett
First Baptist Charish
Butroys
Baptist Missionary Union of Louisiana
Mel Clendin
Dodds College
Shreveport
H. G. Bennett
Commanche
Okla
L. S. Parker
Shawnee
J. H.bennett
Addington
Vandenberg Attacks Tax Bill Amid Roosevelts Aid Critique
Senate action on a House tax measure draws Sen. Vandenberg’s sharp critique of fiscal policy. He calls the plan the epitaph of an administration forsaking principles and warns against using taxes as a punitive weapon while arguing for carefully targeted reform. He cites Ford estate taxation and cites Roosevelt’s 1932 message on avoiding a punitive fiscal approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vandenberg
Michigan
Roosevelt
Congr
Henry Ford
Agaist
Ford
Wapes
Sali
Amelia
Re election in Miah and Senate candidates face exclusion
The article notes a likely re election scenario with Glass and Byrd possibly excluded from the panel. It mentions Wilson seeking to preserve the world for commerce and describes a struggle to maintain dispatches for the world. It highlights a pivotal single remaining factor in the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miah
Glass
Byrd
Wilson
Hollywood Gossip Features Georgy Houston Debut
A sprawling profile of George Houston an American opera and stage star turned film aspirant. The piece chronicles his kaleidoscopic career from vaudeville to aviation and sailing notes his war service and Rutgers training, his marriage to Tone Sousa and his bid in United Artists new film The Melody Lingers On.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erskdine Jamason
NEA Servier
Hollywood
George Houston
Houston
Auction
New York
Josephine Hutchin
United Artists
Hampton
N. J
Thomas Houston
Georgy
America
British Isles
Institute of Musical Art
Drivermg
Mimbchublince
France
Craix de Guecre
Rutgers College
Pailer
Houstey H
West Indies
Sunde
T He
George Anan
Kudale
Amenian Opera Company
Gseger
Avin Opera
New Moon
Chee
Variely
Tone Sousa
Fortes Riepfeld
Gereen
Hullwood
Actress Vervee Teasdale and Adolphe Menjou Dining Scene
An odd scene describes Vervee Teasdale and Adolphe Menjou in a restaurant with Teasdale ordering for the pair. The text mentions Adolphe gaining weight and being placed on a diet. It also references a dramatic point linked to a woman and heart issues in a vague context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolphe Menjou
Vervee Teasdale
Dj Vervee
Adolphy
Methodist Missionary Society Chooses Social Change
The Ozan Methodist Missionary Society met Tuesday afternoon with few members present and voted not to hold the August social due to many absences. Mrs. Raymond Stuart was named leader for the upcoming young peoples program ext Tuesday. Several locals, including Ms. W. H. Robins, Mrs. Dudley Louck, Mrs. P. E. City, and Mrs. Wilbur Jones, visited relatives in Dallas and Hope, with Robins reporting a fall during Dallas visit and slow recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Missionary Society
Bill Gist
Raymond Stuart
Young Peoples
W. H. Robins
Dallas
Texas
Dudley Louck
Pharr
P. E. City
Wilbur Jones
Dan Citty
P. E. Citty
Hope
L. J. Robins
Mollie Hatch
Ben Guedtet
Elien Wood
Mena
Ark
Pearl Harris
W. Hy Rubins
Jeanette Ditty
W. L. Arnold
Ray and
Melba
Hazen, Ack
Chas. Irvin
Henry Pruitt
Preston May Dies in Texarkana at 21
Washington man Preston May, 21, brother of M. May, died in a Texarkana hospital after an appendicitis operation. Ill less than a week. Funeral services held Monday in Texarkana, burial there. Survived by mother and several half siblings, with his brother visiting from Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Preston May
M. May
Texarkana
Fternson
Burin
May
Russellville Visitor Notes At Smiths Home
Rey of Russellville Arkansas visits Mr and Mrs G S Smith. Mr Fruitt works as a food inspector for the U S Department.
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Aoe
Sid Henry
Forpgetting
Theonitt
Hazel Rock
Nohayee
Hip Routan
Taney
Methodist Church
Eldir Ae
Austin
Margaret Munroe
George Spragins
North
Louisiana Street
J. P. Bruntidge
Hot Springs
Lake Hamilton
Tow Sawyer
John Bartlett
McRae Lemley
Marian
Alin
Marian Military Institute
Pat Cleburne Chapter
UL. I
Bglock
Charles Haynes
East Second. Street
Beg
Margaret Cornelius
Billy and
Ailmine Hanna
Brownsville, Texas
Hintuy Lemley, Je
Memphis
United States Army Engineers
Cairo
AJ C. Wells
Mumfordsville
Ben Hanna
Jim Hanna
Avery, Texas
Henry Cornelius
Margaret Kinser
Percy Sharp, Jr
Mogringsport
Paisley School
Boys of the Hope High School
Ruel Oliver
Leon Bundy
Claud Munn
Harry Segnar
Wurty Lemley
Mary
Julia
Janet Lemley
Ala
Frank Hearn
Mary Jane Hearne
Albert Jewell
Horace Jewell
Mooringsport
James F. Brewer
Little Sons
James Kenneth and
Luther Gordon
Ghent, Ky
OEF, S
Masonic Hall
Sueiners
Frudevies
Eugenes
Pull Gil
Miracle
Jess
Lewis Beauly
Espesiente
Singleton
Becky Sharpe
Chester Morris
Lionel Barrymore
Jean Arthur
Lewes
Bbarrs
League of Nations
Ubiupia
Mussolini
Virginia
Yan
Cache
Arkansas
Lion A Dorado, Arkansas
Os T H Barton
Ken Hollis
Fair Park
House
Becuse Po
Duggar
Toby Wing
Jackie Coogan
Fife
Toby
Hollywave
Los Angeles
Ozan
J. M. May
Boswell & Higgas
the Man’s Store
Hall Brothers Cleaners
NUAL
Ded
Unique Sandwich Shop
Tom Jack
Lawn Mobil
Bativey
Vemichrome Films
Yee
John P. Cox
Rephan
Prunes
Magarori
Fis
Red Circle
Bokar
IONA
Velvia Sandwich
Sandy
Roca
Thompson's
Melk Wits Hou
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