Social notes and poems from the society page
Mrs. Sid Henry hosts and guests attend bridge and garden gatherings in town. Miss Cornelia Whitehurst honors Miss Mabel Norton with gifts and a salad plate as Norton prepares to teach in Crossett. Several visitors travel between Arkadelphia Little Rock and Marshall Texas this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Division Street
Mabel Norton
Crossett
Ark
Crossett High School
Margaret Bell
Roy Stevenson
Sid McMath
Maude Lile
Miss Lile
Frank Hicks
G. E. Cannon
John S. Gibson Sr
C. R. Wolff and Son
Newton
Melba Wolff
Pauline Burnett
San Angelo
Texas
Sideglances Local Visit Touches St Louis and Arkansas
George Clark notes visits and gatherings across St Louis and Arkansas. Mrs. Mac Duffie and son Donald travel to Keo and Russellville. Mrs. Brents McPherson and Patsy stay with the Eldridges in Benton. The Kaufmans host family and guests from Arkansas and Texas, with Shreveport outings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mac Duffie
Donald
A. B. Cobb
Keo
Russellville
Mrs. Brents McPherson
Patsy
Mrs. L. E. Eldridge
Benton
Teddy Spector rows through bigamy and divorce saga
In Port Chester and Buffalo a broker known as Teddy Spector faces the fallout from a multi‑wife clash. Pearl Haworth Spector wins a Buffalo divorce after testifying in White Plains against him for bigamy. Olive Borden, former film star, sues for annulment as the sensational case unfolds with a San Francisco broker and Oakland wife named in tomorrow’s follow‑up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teddy
Olive
Port Chester
Wall Street
New York City
Pearl Haworth Spector
Rouge Box
Buffalo
Genesee Street
Spector
Teddy” Spector
Miss Borden
New York
Pearl
White Plains
Westchester County
Theodore I. Spector
John E. Barry
Miss Pearl Haworth
Theodore Spector No. 1
Olive Borden
Hollywood
Wampas Organization
Frederick Boehm
Claire Windsor
Alfred C. Read, Jr
San Francisco
Marian C. Read
Oakland
Miss Windsor
Love and money unfold on voyage away from home
Mona Townsend a widow in line to inherit millions must wed her own husband’s nephew Barry Townsend to trigger the fortune. She plans a moodful voyage to join Steve Saccarelli and Barry in a South American diamond venture, while her friend Lottie Carr helps pack for the long trip aboard the Miranda as Mona faces a life-changing will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mona Townsend
Townsend
Mona
Barry Townsend
Barry
South America
Steve Saccarelli
Bud
Lottie Carr
Lottie
Henri
Sallie
Miss Carr
Tropics
Miranda
Thal de
Virgin Islands
Steve
Withington
John
Moran
Morans
Silk Boom Lifts Tokyo Exchange and Shinshu Filatures
Silk prices jumped with 390 yen per hundred pounds for standard grade to over 1 000 yen for futures. Tokio exchange shares gained 25 points in three days as Shinshu silk filatures reopen and hire back dismissed girl operatives. Observers cite political stabilization, Diet stance on Manchurian issue, yen decline, and inflation policy as lasting factors behind the boom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio Exchange
Shinshu
Japan
Doctors Attend Tri County Medical Association Meeting in Prescott
Personal mention lists Drs. G. E. Cannon A. C. Kolb F. W. Pickell and P. B. Carrigan attending the Tri County Medical Association meeting in Prescott Thursday evening.
Hospital Note Shows Improvement in Turner's Condition
Tilman Turner of Spring Hill, son of Mr and Mrs Finley Turner, previously critically ill at Josephine hospital for ten days, showed marked improvement Friday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tilman Turner
Finley Turner
Spring Hill
Josephine Hospital
McCoy Comes to Saenger Saturday
Texas Cyclone star Tim McCoy arrives at the Saenger Theatre to star in a frontier thriller about a cowboy mistaken for a fighter. D. Ross Lederman directs from a William Colt MacDonald story with Shirley Grey John Wayne Wheeler Oakman and Wallace Mac Donald in supporting roles. Also showing Friday night is Red Headed Woman featuring Jean Harlow Chester Morris Una Merkle and an all star cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim McCoy
Saenger Theatre
McCoy
D. Ross Lederman
William Colt MacDonald
Shirley Grey
John Wayne
Wheeler Oakman
Wallace MacDonald
Peppermint Boom Reignites Stills in Midwest Valley
In northern Indiana and southwestern Michigan the St. Joseph river valley sees widespread peppermint cultivation and distilling. Farmers allocate time to mint oil rather than dairy or crops as the region accounts for a large share of global peppermint supply and commands high prices, sustaining a multi million dollar income even when prices dip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Ind
St. Joseph River Valley
Indiana
Michigan
St. Joseph Valley
Peppermint Hay Harvest Yields High Returns in District
Farmers prefer small stills over co operative distilleries as peppermint oil prices rise. Typical yield reaches 20 pounds per acre from peppermint hay with about 50 000 acres harvested this season in the district.
Magnolia Two Registration Dates for Freshmen
Magnolia Arkansas freshmen at Magnolia A and M College have two registration dates this fall. First years from Columbia and nearby counties register August 26 while longer distance students register September 2. Sophomores will be classified September 5 and classes start September 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magnolia
Ark
Magnolia A. and
M. Collge
Columbia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sid Henry
Taylor Stuart
Edgewood Lodge
Caddo Gap
K. G. McRae, Sr
E. J. Baker
Katherine Anne
B. C. Acker
Little Rock
Bill Penny
Alexandria
C. G. Shugart
Dorothy Figher
Whitfield Cannon
Judsonia
Cornelia Whitehurst
Ora Jarvis
John H. Lee
Stevenson
Marshall
J. S. Jackson
Pat Casey
Thelma Jo Cobb
Penco
J.C. Penney Co
Hope, Ark
George Clark
St. Louis
Missouri
B. L. Kaufman
Kaufman
A. G. Kaufman
Arkadelphia
M. F. Gibbs
Marlin Davis
Glenwood
Shreveport
Alice Bernier
O Vernon H. Tucker
Jack Bush
Elizabeth Middlebrooks
Elizabeth Bernier
Eleanor Foster
Hel
En Bernier
Gus Falk
Nellie Turner
Dorsey McRae
East Third Street
W. G. Allison
Angie Slack
Cotton Valley
Fletcher
Elton, la
CO Nz
Saenger
Paalcos
Neal Parker
Fulton
Red
Jean Harlow
Chester Morris News
Tim M’coy
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