Social Calendar and Wedding Notices Highlight Local Events
The August social agenda lists events at First Methodist in Booneville including Young People’s and Senior League activities at Fair Park, bridge clubs, and a Woodman Circle meeting. A May-October wedding for Dorothy Mildred Hampton Ellen to Howard Charence Ellen is announced with reception plans and attendees from Arkansas and Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Park
Young Peoples Departments
League of the First Methods
Bridge Club
Geonard Ellis
Tom McLarty
American Legion Auxiliary
Popular Grove
Woodman Circle
Woodman Hall
Elen Hampton
Max Hampton
Booneville
Dorothy Mildred
Howard Charence Ellen
Mer
W. O. Ellen
Ape
Arkansas
Tooneville
Sprininy
T .Lock
L. Claude
First Methodist Church
Local families fleet to visits and travels around Hot Springs
Personal mentions note Mrs. Frank R Johnson and her son sterty and Mrs A O Black with Mrs Evan Wray and daughter Martha plan a drive to Hot Springs on Wednesday. Guests include Mr and Mrs C F Routon Sr in Little Rock and their daughter Mary Beth. Hawthornes host Mrs Randolph and Mr Randolph en route to New York to see the Fair. Miss Gerlene Urey travels to St Josephs Hospital in Mat Springs for work after a visit with her mother Mrs Mesten. Comer Boyett visits in Shreveport while Mrs T F Payne returns from Tyler to visit Jim James and daughter Patty. Mary Jane Hearne and daughter return from a work trip to Hot Springs. Mrs R E Byers recovers from appendix surgery at Julia Chester hospital. L E Ashlin and sons Raymond and Rayburn visit Mrs Heston Taylor. Arch Cannon and Earnest Still return from Galveston. William McGill of Lawlisville visits relatives in the city. Mrs Roy Craine and son Victor vacation to Longview and Kilgore after a Minden Louisiana reunion. Burgher Jones and daughter Lynda Alive of Conway visit Elgier Jones. Burger Jones Jr. joins later from Antlers Oklahoma. Misses Marilynn Steffens and Charleen Dickinson return to Malvern after visits with local friends Mary Connelly Holloway Johnny Gavee Mickey Boyett and Mary Helen Crosby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hawthorne
Hawtorne
D. C. Randolph
Mr. Randolph
Ft. Worth
New York
Hawthornes
Gerlene Urey
EL Josephs Hospital
Mat Springs
Mesten
Comer Boyett
Shreveport
Louisiana
T. F. Payne
Tyler
Texas
Jim James
James
Patty
Arch Cannon
Earnest Still
Cynthia
Galveston
Sant Sa
William McGill
Lawisville
Burgher Jones
Lynda
Conway
Elgier Jones
Burger Jones Jr
Antlers
Oklahoma
Marilynn Steffens
Charleen Dickinson
Malvern
Mary Connelly Holloway
More Stinnet Mail Orders
Washington column replies to readers on mail orders and job prospects. It discusses cautious handling of China horror excerpts, advice about seeking work in Washington amid a defense hiring push, and historical notes on the presidential third term controversy with references to Roosevelt and Coolidge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Stinnett
Washington
Mra. K. L. 1
Spokane
China
Europe
America
B. T
Suston
District of Columbia Employment Center
Civil Service Nd Employment Bureau
Birmingham
Ala
Theodore Roosevelt
McKintey
Fickel
White House
Grant
Coolidge
Roosevelt
T. Roosevelt
Eight story Asheville building stands without elevator or tenants
An eight story Asheville building built in 1824 has no elevator or stairs and no tenants. It once shared heat water and access with a neighboring structure after an agreement, but a dispute months ago cut all connections between the two buildings. The text also notes the Greater Antilles including Cuba Jamaica Haiti Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
N. C
Local residents resume routine after visits and trips
Have reformed from a weeks visit with friends and relatives in Little Rock Maine and Mrs Evans Jr return from a wedding trip to New Orleans and Gulf Coast. They stay with Mr and Mrs Kinser for now. Mrs Glen Parker and Mrs Charles Parker return home after visiting Mr and Mrs Dale Parker in Searcy. Mrs Georgia Miller is house guest this week. Miss Clare Nell Ray of Texarkana and Miss Montez Elmore visit Little Rock. Luc B Greene of El Dorado was a Monday business visitor in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Ome
Thompson Evans Jr
New Orleans
Gulf Coast
Thomas Kinser
Glen Parker
Charles Parker
Dale Parker
Searcy
Georgia Miller
Clare Nell Ray
Texarkana
Talking juke boxes hit Hollywood bars with personal touch
Coryn Harrison reports on 20th Century Amusement Co introducing talking jukeboxes in Hollywood bars. Machines connect by leased line to a central station, with operators delivering songs and even conversation. The concept boosts revenue, aided by personable presentation and flirtatious banter, while stroboscopic film previews tease upcoming Pete Smith shorts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Science Wonderful
2Th Century Amusement Co
Ike
Tyrath
Central Station
Murder in Incognito: Sayler Case Deepens
In the Central Police Station, Sergeant Carroll and Chief O Leary pursue the Sayler murder, questioning Riggs about motive and gun ammo, while ballistics cast doubt on the initial weapon. Miss Hazel Leighton faces investigators as envelopes and secrets surface ahead of a continued chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll
Central Police Station
Sayler
Detective Bureau
O'Leary
George Barbour
Barbour
Hazel Leighton
Young Appleby
Waters
Mardell
Riggs
Card of Thanks from Mrs. C. D. Dickinson and Mary Dickinson
The Dickinson family thanks friends and neighbors for acts of kindness and beautiful floral offerings during their time of sorrow. It is a great consolation to have so many good friends. May God bless everyone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Dickinson
Mary
Aubrey Greene
Blind Man Runs Full Service Station in Corinth
Corith Mississippi feature profiles J. A. Odie a 50-year-old blind man who operates a one stop filling station. He identifies car makes by sound listens to gasoline flow at the tank and reads the bill with raised letters. Odie also changes tires tests oil and tunes engines proving blindness never halted his work career. The feature notes tourists rarely know he is blind and mentions his prior work at a grist mill ranch garage plane tuning and organ repair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corinth
J. A. Odie
Gtle
Balley
Odie
Jamaica
We the Women By Ruth Millett on changing job hopes
Educators warn America trains too many youths for white collar work. The piece urges parents to push sons toward useful occupations, technical schools, or early work to gain trades, start small businesses, or learn a specific skill rather than drift into office jobs. It advocates practical action to prevent a glut of job seekers roaming for work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Millett
America
American Youth Commission, Research Organization
Taen
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Mary Wilson
Marilyn Steffens
Mary Cornelia Holloway
Mary Haynes
Sarah Child
Junita Hampton
Ride
Jucille Eyatt
Mildred Smith
Gut
Tind Mas
Ellen
Canilen
Farm Security Administration
Buddy Hampston
Gail
Paris
W. W. Ellen
Bess Evans
Patricia Ellen
Hope
Florince’ Ellen
Calumbus
JA. He Wade
In'ved Morris
Mack Graves
England Plunkett
Alan Green
Maxine Marlin
Etutice Spence
Goeldie Ackerman
Camden
Jon Maxwell
Johnnie Askew
Fred Westson
Nashville
Rialto - Nowmerica and
Saenger
Upa
I Vantill F
Perry Nat
J.L. Green
Frank R. Johnson
Sterty
A. O. Black
Evan Wray
Martha
Hot Springs
C.F. Rotten Sr
Mrs. C. F. Routon Jr
Mary Beth
Frank Hearne
Mary Jane
Hot. Springs
R. E. Byers
Julia Chester Hospital
L. E. Ashlin and Sons
Raymond Amd Rayburn
DeAnn
Heston Taylor
Chilklyen
Roy Craine
Victor
Longview
Kilgore
Minden
Johnny Gavee
Mickey Boyett
Mary Helen Crosby
Stinnet
Cuba
Haiti
Purto Rico
The
Virgin Islands
Givaler Antiles
Miss Montez Elmore
oOlue B. Greene
el Dorado
iThe
Biarritz
Bay of Biscay
Alve
Paul Harrison
Baritendera
Pete Smith
Smith
Eleanor Powell
Warner Brothers
George ‘Brent
Ann Sheridan
Asi
Atudion
Spylee
Din O'Leary
Carrell
Murdoch
Otfarys
Sweeney
cayMeur
BY Norman Kahl
Appleby
Miss Leighton
Leighton
Leutenant
Hazel
Jed Darling
Blind Citizen
Marjorie
England
J Schildkraut
Quebec
Hope Hardware Company
Saturday Evening Post
John S. Gibson Drug CO
Rexall
Rexall Drug Stores
Thrift
the Tamale Store
Mar
Psy SS
Bob Niemenston
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