Weekend visitors and community notes from Lewinville area
Weekend guests include Miss Snow Watley of Lewinville staying with Miss Margaret Kinser. Mr and Mrs J L Woodfin and son Harold visited Miss Margaret Kinser. Mrs J T Floyd traveled to Columbia County and Springhill La to visit relatives. Frank Haltom of Emmet shopped in the city. Girl Scout Wolf Patrol swam at Enery's Lake, had fudge party and chicken supper at the South Main clubhouse chaperoned by Grace Hudson and Whitfield Cannon. Chief of Police Clarence Baker and family hosted visitors from Wichita Falls. Edgar Parker returned home to Los Angeles after six weeks here. Lalia Richards visits Kansas City. Lit tle Rock weekend guests include Beryl Henry Virginia Bodwell Elizabeth White Verna Stuart. Mrs Forrest Baker and daughter left for Wichita Falls. W F Bridewell of Tyler visiting his mother. Mrs Bridewell improving at home after a hip fracture. Jane Orton hosts Miss Miriam Carlton and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Haltom
Emmet
Wolf Patrol
Enery's Lake
South Main Street
Grace Hudson
Whitfield Cannon
Ruth Lewis
Evelyn Brisnt
Enola Alexander
Mary Nell Carter
Martha Ann Singleton
Mary Della White
Margaret Bacon
Katherine Franks
Edgar Parker
Los Angeles
Calif
Lalia Richards
Goldié Patterson
Kansas City
W. F. Bridewell
Tyler
Texas
C. A. Bridewell
Bridewell
South Shower Street
Margaret Harkness
Texarana
Mary Jett Orton
Orton
Jane Orton
Leaves Films to Wed in Britain and World’s Fair visit
Leaves Films to Wed in Britain in the summer in Chicago visiting with her brother and friends and seeing the World's Fair arrived home Friday night. Friends mourn the death of W. F. Nicols formerly of this city whose death occurred August 26 at his home in Little Rock. Mr. and Mrs. 5. S. Moses host as house guests for the weekend and next week Mr. and Mrs. Chad L. Archie of Corinth Miss Mr. and Mrs. DB. A. Jacks of Marshall Texas and Mrs. W. T. Caldwell with children of Waskom Texas. Mrs. R. H. Martindale hosted guests including her mother sister and brothers Mrs. W. M. Rivers Miss Ella Pearle Chesta and Musser of Hot Springs. Rivers family just returned from a vacation in Monterrey Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
W. F. Nicols
Little Rock
5. S. Moses
Chad L. Archie
Corinth
DB. A. Jacks
Marshall
Texas
W. T. Caldwell
Waskom
R. H. Martindale
W. M. Rivers
Ella Pearle
Chesta and
Musser
Hot Springs
Brown Meets With Equalization Board in Hempstead
E. W. Brown of Little Rock secretary of the Arkansas Corporation Commission met with the Hempstead County Equalization Board at the city hall and examined Tax Assessor John W. Ridghill’s books. The commission successor to the Arkansas Tax Commission will aid county boards and assessors and will visit Prescott and Malvern Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Brown
Little Rock
Arkansas Corporation Commission
Hempstead County Equalization Board
City
John W. Ridghill
Old
Arkansas Tax Commission
Futrell
Brown
Prescott
Malvern
Rev H N Moore to preach at First Christian Sunday
The Rev H N Moore of Stuttgart and former Hope man now with M M C A work will preach Sunday morning at the First Christian church. He invites friends to attend the services. The First Baptist Church tunes and programs through the day include worship, music, scripture, and sermons by the pastor, with various hymns and readings. Announcements list church events for the week, including Mission Study, Sunbeam Band, G A, Teachers meeting, prayer meeting, choir practice, and Relay Ambassadors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. N. Moore
Stuttgart
Hope
First Baptist Church
Mra
J.C. Carlton
Katie MacDaniel
Jesus
Jesus Savior
Frances Snyder
G. A
Storks Defeat All-Stars 7 to 6 in Seven Innings
In a Fair Park Friday matinee the Storks edged the All-Stars seven to six after seven innings. Crawford limited the All-Stars to eight hits while Fred Lee pitched for the All-Stars. The Storks trailed early but rallied with three in the first and added four more across later frames. A second game is planned with no date set. Sunday the Storks host Hot Springs at Fair Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Storks
Fair Park
Fred Lee
All-Stars
Crawford
Hot Springs
Magnolia A M College Aims at Education for All
A. and M. president and E. Brannon spoke on the college’s goals. Brannon noted enrollment growth and a champion football aim, but Magnolia A M emphasizes education aligned with student interests and affordable pricing. He praised local graduates in Hope and Hempstead county and the county’s strong community support for the first game of the season during Fair week. Rev Geo F X Strassner led the program, and Mr Overstreet will address the Patsies High School graduates Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cross
E. Brannon
Magnolia A, & M
Hope
Heampstead
Geo. F. X. Strassner
Overstreet
Patmies High School
United Mine Workers Near Agreement On 40-Hour Week
Authorities said Saturday that the United Mine Workers of America and a group of non union operators have tentatively agreed on a temporary 40 hour maximum work week for the industry under its code of competition. The six month trial aims to study hours and assess feasibility of a shorter work week with increased wages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Mine Workers of America
Federal Reserve Rules On State Banks Membership
The Federal Reserve Board ruled that a state bank with capital under 500000 in a state overpopulated beyond a million cannot join the Fed while operating outside its home city. A bank formed before last June 16 in small towns with population under 3000 and capital at least 25000 may join, provided capital meets thresholds by admission. If capital was below 25000 as of June 16, it may join only after increasing capital to that level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasiington
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve System
New Scout Troop Formed by Rotary in Hope Arkansas
A new Boy Scout troop was organized Friday night by the Hope Rotary Club at the Experiment Station near Hope. The event drew guests from Hope Prescott and Fulton with twelve local boys joining the newly formed Troop No. 69. Speakers encouraged scouting and Rotary leaders announced the next meeting at the Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Rotary Club
Experiment Station
Hope
Southwest Arkansas
Prescott
Fulton
H. H. Watson
Texarkana
Tex-Ark
Northwest
Texas
George. W. Lewis
G. A. Hudson
T. M. Howes
J. L. Cannon
Geo. F. X. Strassner
George W. Ware
Rotary Club
Lewis
A. B. Patten, Sr
Kine
Pat Duffie
Carson
Dick War
Hitler Confiscates Exiles Property in Germany
Berlin reports German cabinet invokes a new law to seize the property and revoke citizenship of 33 Jewish and political exiles who fled Nazi Germany. Among those affected are former Chancellor Philipp Scheidemann former Reichstag member Rudolf Breitscheid writers Lion Feuchtwanger Heinrich Mann Ernest Toller and editors George Bernhard Alfred Kerg Friedrich Stampfer Helmut von Gehlach. Albert Einstein, living in Belgium, also had property seized after renouncing his citizenship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Germany
Hitler
Philipp Scheidemann
Reichstag
Rudolph Breitscheid
Lion Feuchtwanger
Heinrich Mann
Ernest Toller
George Bernhard
Alfred Kerg
Friedrich Stampfer
Helmut von Gehlach
Albert Gazesinski
Bernhard Weiss
Albert Einstein
Belgium
United States
Hiller
U.S. to Cut Wheat Acreage by 15 Percent
The Agricultural Adjustment Administration tentatively decided on a 15 percent cut in wheat plantings in the national wheat plan with formal announcement planned Saturday. London hosts the World Wheat Conference where 24 nations signed a world market recovery pact setting a four month price floor at 63.08 U.S. cents in gold per bushel, prompting tariff reductions by importing nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
London
Eng
Estonia
Latvia
Holland
Finland
Denmark
Turkey
Portugal
Lithuania
United States
Arkansan Held in Counterfeit Plot Arrests Ties to Independence County
Memphis report identifies former Independence county Arkansas sheriff D B Del Camp and D L Shaver as the two men the Secret Service arrested in Javiesboro Arkansas Friday night after Ben Cain aged 36 was taken into custody. Police say the investigation involves more than 520000 in counterfeit funds and charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis, Tenn
D. B. del Camp
Independence County
Arkansas
D. L. Shaver
Secret Service
Javiesboro
Ark
Ben Cain
Summers to Head Beer Tax Bureau in Arkansas
LITTLE ROCK Paul Summers, formerly of Texarkana and a two year employee of the State Revenue Department, was appointed Friday by Revenue Commissioner Fred Watson as director of the Beer Tax Division. He will direct all beer tax matters from the department office. Applications poured in from many Arkansas communities as Summers takes the helm amid a department reorganization. Since July 1, licenses have issued for 142 retail liquor dealers 673 retail fermented liquor dealers one wholesale liquor dealer and 60 wholesale fermented liquor dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Paul Summers
Texarkana
State Revenue Department
State Revenue
Fred Watson
Department
The
Revenue Department
Summers
Newport
Woodson
Luxora
Hot Springs
el Dorado
Harrison
Malvern
Warren
van Buren
Searcy
Levy Nashville
Hoxie
Lonoke
Hope
Paragould
Star City
Camden
Earl
Jonesboro
Dermott
Blytheville
Lake City
Mena
Sleeping Sickness Toll Reaches 30 in St Louis
Sleeping sickness in St Louis reaches 30 deaths and 243 cases since July. Friday added two deaths, Rosaria Gardillo age 58 and Elizabeth Hea age 63, with 183 county and 60 city cases. Public Health Service monitors spread as residents along Lindbergh boulevard show infection. officials stress rest, nourishment, isolation and sanitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St, Louis
Meciam Park
St. Louisan
Rosaria Gardillo
Elizabeth Hea
United States Public Health Service
St. Louis County
Sty
Lindbergh Boulevard
Money passes in Tennessee Arkansas and Mississippi theory raised in Arkansas
Spurious money circulated in Tennessee Arkansas and Mississippi over the past two months. One theory credits Arkansas as the place where the bills were raised while Detective Inspector Will Griffin and other officers consider possible entry from Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee
Arkansas
Mississippi
Will Griffin
Mexico
Lemley May Head Arkansas Highway Audit Restart
A three member Arkansas highway audit commission will be reestablished with a $20,000 appropriation to continue the 1931 program. Harry J. Lemley S. M. Casey and W. W. St. John are named from the prior group, with duties to employ accountants and finish the state road department audit amid indictments and civil suits. Governor Futrell is to appoint the new panel soon and resume hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liust
Futrell
Audit Continuation Commission
Harry J. Lemley
Hope
S. M. Casey
Batesville
W. W. St. John
Mena
State Highway Department
Highway Department
Dwight H. Blackwood
State Highway Commission
C. C. Christian
Henry Yerger Visits Chicago World Fair
Henry C Yerger longtime head of the negro schools here visits the World’s Fair in Chicago. The Negro Parent Teachers Association funded the trip with donors from local business houses and friends, including a $40 contribution. Yerger left Monday and will return within 15 days. J A Harris and Lizzie R Moore solicited for the fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry C. Yerger
Chicago
Negro Parent Teachers Association
Yerger
J. A. Harris
Lizzie R. Moore
Kidnapers See Rededicated Manhunt Across Cities
Police tightened the dragnet as abduction cases surged from Denver to Oklahoma City. Henry Jennings and two others were slain in San Francisco as George Machine Gun Kelly and Bernard Bitterman joined the manhunt, while Urschel suspects Shannon and his kin were moved to Oklahoma City for charges. John O Donnel Jr demands sharpened action as ransom stories unravel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Bitterman
Denver
H. G
Bass) Shannon
Forth Worth
Urschel
Oklahoma City
Shannon
Albert Bates
Harvey Bailey
Fort Worth
Oklahoma
O'Donnel
Playground Ball Week Features Teenage and Senior Events
activities include pest weed play around ball games with girls training for national tests. reports mention Skeeters beating Beat Side in a three game series and Fremted Harrell winning a junior quet tournament with Temagy. next Thursday finals and playground events head into summer in Lyonne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association
Newcomb
Sremuetena Were Usually occupied,“Skeeters
Ini
Slyanne
Besebsll
Police use tear gas to subdue rabid cat in Jonesboro
Police report tearing gas was used on a rabid cat that eluded capture after climbing onto rafters. The animal finally collapsed and was subdued on the floor. The incident notes a local Gideons organization presence, supplying hotel guests with Bibles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonesboro
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Teiaphons
Snow Watley of
Lewinville
Margaret Kinser
J. L. Woodfin
Harold
Brinkley
Harry Dubbs
C. T. Floyd
A. M. Davis
Columbia County
Springhill
Clarence Baker
Forrest Baker
Wichita Falls
Beryl Henry
Virginia Bodweld
Elizabeth White
Verna Stuart
Litle Rock
Little Goughter
Thief
Wichita‘ Falls
Miriam Carlton
Britain
Hollywood
Benita Hume
New York
England
Jack Dunfee
Hue
Pretach
Gur Gang
Paramount News
Saenger
South Pacific
Elson Huckins
A. & M. President
Federal Reserve Hits
Rotary
Experiment Farm Meeting
U.S
Arkansan
Secret
Viola Henry
Norwich
Cornell University
Century of Progress
Beer Tax Bureau
St. Louis
U. S. Public Health Service
Lemley
Hope Man
Highway Audit Commission
Henry Yerger
Draughan
George A. Meadows
Majestic Bldg
Shreveport, Louisiana
California
Associated. Press
San Francisco
Henry Jennings
H. S. Meek
William F. Wood
Taft
Hope Municipal Airport
Reg Robbins
Leen McKennen
Lievh
Melanie
Robbins
Weither
Hope Auto Co
Ford Sales and Service
Hope, Ark
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