Social Calendar and Upcoming Weddings at Hope
Local social calendar lists August events at Fair Park for Young Peoples Departments and Senior Langue of First Methodist. Activities include Bridge and Contract clubs, American Legion Auxiliary picnic, and a 7:30 p.m. Watermelon party with transportation from the church. Engagements announced for Rath Andrews and Miss Elizabeth Beirne with weddings planned in September.
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Fair Park
Young Peoples Departments
Sen~ior
First
Methodist Church
Leonard Elis
Tom Mehiarty
American Legion Auxiliary
Local Society Notes Highlight Visits and Travel
Personal mentions list Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Vick and their son visiting Arkadelphia family. Miss Nell Williams vacationing in Gulfport and New Orleans. Bernice Erwin traveling to Murfreesboro. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Maroon back home from Hope and Sutton. Arthur Dale Erwin weekend with Howard Erwin’s family. Mrs. Paul H. Jones returning from Bearden with brother Bobby Glaze. Dick Forrester and Ricky returning from Shreveport visit. Teddy Jones and family as guests of Don Godbald and E. P. Young Sr.. Duffie Day Booth spending month in California. Hinton Davis welcome for baby girl born Aug 16 at Josephine Hospital. Mrs. Klendillon visiting Columbus. Winzell Nix back from Texarkana. J. Proctor Hill and Nile son Phrip of El Dorado as Sunday guests.
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C. C. Maroon
Mufrees
Hora
Hope and
Sutton
Arthur Dale Erwin
Hope
Mrs
Howard Erwin
Dick Forrester
Ricky
R. R. Forrester
Shreveport
Teddy Jones
Little ‘Rock
Jones
Don Godbald
Hinton Davis
Josephine Hospital
PT. Klendillon
Columbus
Herbert Grifen
Griffen
Cemetery Working at Macedonia August 21
There will be a cemetery working at Macedonia Cemetery about miles south of Hipe on Wednesday August 21. Those interested are asked to come early with all necessary tools. Local social notes mention visitors and relatives from Durant Oklahoma, Bunham, Dennison, Waldron, Camden, Galveston, Beebe, Lake Village, and Lake Hamilton, with travels to Washington D.C. and extended trips.
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Macedonia
Aee
Ohio
Zonesville
Travelers and Pelicans Split in One-Day Series
Little Rock I’s six out of seven for the Travelers. They lost the first game 4 to 4 to the New Orleans Pelicans, then won the second 7 to 4 for an even break. In the second game New Orleans tied 3 to 3 in the fifth, Travelers answered with two runs in the sixth to regain the lead. Lil Rock broke the deadlock after two were out. Singles by Willie Duke and Tony Lupien, a wild pitch and a single by Eddie Yount produced the insurance runs.
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Little Rock — I
Travelers
New Orleans Pelicans
New Orleans
Lite Rock
Willie Duke
Tony Lupien
Eddie Yount
Old Man's Game Faces Exit of Grand Circuit
The trotting sport, long dominated by older enthusiasts, risks fading as younger fans drift away. Fred Egan, winner of his first Hamiltonian stake at 60, typifies a declining pool of rivalries and talent. The Grand Circuit, once robust, now loses cities like Cleveland as fresh energy fails to enter.
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Marry Grayson
NEA Service
New York
Fred Egan
E. Roland Harrisman
Edward H
Bret Fild
Dunbar W. Bostwick
Elbridgge T. Gerry
Old Westbury
Running Horse
Vanderbilts
Chryslers
Goshen
Cleveland
Spencer Scott
Standings and schedules from Sundays results and upcoming games
The latest standings show New Orleans 4-3, Nashville 12.5, Chicago 9, Philadelphia 6-8, Boston 2, and others. Monday schedule features Nashville at Atlanta and more games noted as scheduled. rain affected several events. A historical note mentions Spencer Scott, a celebrated mile time, bred by David M. Look and later owned by Charles W. Phellis.
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New Orleans
Little Rock
Nashville
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Knoxville
Birmingham
Memphis
New York
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cleveland
Boston
Washington
Chicago
Detroit
Zomé Brown
Scotland
Spencer
Spencer Scott
David M.look
Charles W. Phellis
Dupont
Igteendiels
Murder in Incognito: Riggs in House Confrontation
O Leary and Sergeant Carroll confront Riggs the chauffeur in Sayler’s house after a gunshot. Barbour’s fast arrival and Riggs’ capture reveal parole ties and embezzlement links. O Leary and Carroll plan to dig further as the case hints at broader motives and hidden evidence.
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Westerday
O'Leary
Mardell
Vale
Rhoda
Carroll Walt Lan
Sergeant Carroll
Riggs
Carroll
Caryell
Barbour
Oaleary
Martin Sayler
Rafferty
Sayler
Carlos Gomez
Gomez
Carrall
Johnny
George Barbour
Sayler & Barbour
State Bar Association
Carrol
Sauter
Revival Meet to Continue at First Pentecostal Church
Mounting interest keeps the revival at the First Pentecostal Church on West Fourth and Ferguson Street going for another week. Rev Graves announced the packed house heard the preacher on The Mark of the Beast. Sermons through the week will be timely. public is invited. A New Hampshire senator sponsors a constitutional amendment to limit presidency to two terms.
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Gress al
Weat Fourth
Ferguson ‘Street
Graves
Last Piet Scene Sparks Tense Onset of Rivalry
Critics recall a dramatic moment on set as Miss Colbert scolds Gable and turns on him. Mickey Boone described the tense exchange while Carole Lom calls him "the Big Moose." Co stars coached Roone to deliver lines, Colbert’s face registering shock and emotion as she reacts to a half pint hero.
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Miss Colbert
Gable
Tox
Mickey Boone
Carole Lom
Big Moose
Rooni
You're Out Says The Umpire Revokes 32 Beer Licenses
The licensee representing Public Opinion has called out 32 beer retailers for law violations and the authorities have revoked their licenses in the name of public decency and morals.
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Mmittee
Publis ‘Opinion
Committee
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Mufreesboro
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Bearden
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E. P Young Sr
BE. P. Jr
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A. J. Severance
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Ladies Specialty Shop
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Arkansas Beer Distributors Committee
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Hore Hardware Company
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