Miss Edith Boyett Bride Elect Honored At Buffet Supper
Miss Nannie Parkins and Miss Marie Parkins host a buffet supper at 7:30 p.m. honoring Edith Boyett, bride elect. Intermediate Baptist Training Union members are invited to a party at Bill Nichols’s home at the Southwestern Proving Ground Friday evening with transportation arranged from the Baptist Church at 6 p.m. Guests may accompany each member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nannie
Marie Parkins
Edith Boyett
Intermediate Baptist Training Union
Bill Nichols
Southwestern Proving Ground
Baptist Church
Bridge Party At Dallas Hostess Miss Martha Cantley
Miss Martha Cantley of Dallas hosted a Wednesday evening bridge party for her mother Mrs. W. M. Cantley. Four Contract tables, crepe myrtle decor, and a Salad course with fruit punch followed play. High scores went to Miss Mary Delia Carrigan and Mrs. J. W. Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Cantley
Dallas
W. M. Cantley
Mary Delia Carrigan
J. W. Jones
Elizabeth Bridewell
Dick Watkins
Mary Lemiey
Hattie Anne Feild
Daisy Dorothy Heard
Helen Coon
Helen Bowden
Louise Hanegan
W. R. Herndon
Bill Wray
W. J. Greenwald
Frances Sommerville
Olin Lewis
Dudley Rouse
Dora Gunter King
Spirited Contract Games by Tuesday Club at Stewart Home
Members of the Tuesday Contract club met at Mrs. E. P. Stewart's home Wednesday afternoon for spirited Contract sessions. Two tables played in the living room decorated with summer flowers. Mrs. M. M. McCloughan served as substitute. Mrs. Kline Snyder and Mrs. A J Neighbors earned high score prizes as hostess offered a sandwiches and Cokes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. P. Stewart
M. M. McCloughan
Kline Snyder
A J. Neighbors
Kinsey Family Reunion Held in Hope on August 22
Mr and Mrs D M Kinsey hosted a family reunion at their Hope home on Sunday August 22. Guests included several relatives and family members gathered for the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. Kinsey
Hope
Kinsey Family Notices From Texarkana to Idaho
Mr. and Mrs. Lester May of Texarkana, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence May of Hope, Mr. and Mrs. Jeel Kinsey of Hope, Pvt. and Mrs. A. G. Kinsey of Pocatello, Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester May
Texarkana
Lawrence May
Hope
Jeel Kinsey
Hope, Pvt
A. G. Kinsey
Pocatello
Idaho
Social notes from Dallas and surrounding towns
Mrs. Robert LaGrone Jr and Mrs Frank Hearne with Mary Jane visit Prescott. Victor Keith returns to Chicago after a weekend with his mother in town. Several others travel to Biloxi Shreveport Fort Worth and Little Rock visiting relatives and colleagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert LaGrone, Jr
Dallas
Frank Hearne
Mary Jane
Kate and
Elizabeth Bridewell
Prescott
Victor Keith
Chicago
Mrs
Bert Keith
Mary Stuart Jackson
Shreveport
Lawrence McDowell
Troy Butler
Imogene Burns
Fort Worth
Mrs. Alice Roberts Celebrates 91st Birthday at Home
Mrs. Alice Roberts receives congratulations at her home on 219 South Shower Street marking her 91st birthday in a neighborhood tribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Roberts
South Shower Street
Mrs Lauterbach to Host Piano Recital Friday Evening
Mrs C D Lauterbach presents her pupils in a piano recital at her home Friday at 8 o clock. Friends are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Lauterbach
Residents visit kin and friends across Arkansas
McCaskill and Griffin couples from Murfreesboro and Hope visits span Sunday to Wednesday. Rhodes, Jackson, Wortham, Watson, Hampton, Long, and Stephens family members traveled to see relatives and enjoy weekend gatherings in Arkadelphia Little Rock and Blevins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rube Griffin
Murfreesboro
Herman Rhodes
Hope
Chester McCaskill
Janelle McCaskill
Little Rock
A. L. Jackson
H. M. Rhodes
Arkadelphia
David Frith
Dora Wortham
Orville Watson and Son
J. P. Long
Daley Hampton
P. H. Stephens
Blevins
McCaskill
Mineral Deed in Lafayette County Arkansas 1943 Transfer
Prepared by Mrs Eunice Trip Lett Lewisville Arkansas the deed dated August 16 1943 and filed August 21 1943 conveys all vendor interest including all leases and mineral rights in and to the SEY of NW%4 SWy of NEG E TM of NE% and NW of SE TM of Sec 25 Township 19 South Range 25 West from Mrs Emma Pruett Parkins to Frank Perkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaFayette County
Ark
Eunice Triplett
Lewisville
Emma Pruett Parkins
Frank
Perkins
Municipal Court Docket Quietly Gridlock Violations
City docket lists cases including G. E. Anderson disturbing peace with $10 bond forfeited. Johnnie Baulkman petit larceny guilty plea with $25 fine and one day jail. Aslin drunken driving $25 bond forfeited. Maude Jackson assault and battery $10 bond forfeited. Grady Richardson assault with deadly weapon guilty plea $50 fine. Several pleaded guilty to drunkenness with $10 fines. Sid Lewis and others forfeited $10 bonds on drunkenness. State docket shows Virgil Key speeding $10 bond forfeited and Wayne Wrenn speeding guilty plea $5 fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. E. Anderson
Johnnie Baulkman
Petit Larceny
M. PD. Aslin
Maude Jackson
Grady Richardson
Rex Jones
Mattie Dempsey Malone
Arthur Credit
Emmet Curry
Sid Lewis
L. R. Barnes
J. L. Nelson
B. H. Niman
B. F. Watkins
Truman Downs
G. W. Camp
H. E. Lockard
Charley Hays
Noah Stuart
Otis Fagan
Virgil Key
Wayne Wrenn
Husband of Betty Davis Dies of Injury
Arthur Farnsworth 36 husband of actress Betty Davis died from a skull fracture after a fall on a Hollywood sidewalk. Police said he was found unconscious Monday near a tobacco shop. Miss Davis witnessed his final moments and Farnsworth had earlier suffered a high fever and hemorrhages at the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Ecovoner
Arthur Farnsworth
Bette Davis
Minneapolis
Farnsworth
Hollywood Boulevard
Paul Moore
Miss Davis
H.R. Johnson
Dave Freedman
Freedman
Moore
Littleton
N. H
Rimrock
Ariz
Grayson May Ignore Health Board Order
Mary E. Bettis a former health department worker faced possible reinstatement after a Merit System Council recommendation. Health Officer W B Grayson signaled he would not reinstate her despite the council saying she was not at fault. Bettis testified during Comptroller J Bryan Sims inquiry into Grayson’s Census work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grayson
Little Rock
Mary E. Bettis
Health Department
Merit System Council
W. B. Grayson
J. Bryan Sims
U. S. Census Bureau
Will Rogers' Sister Sallie McSpadden Dies in Oklahoma
Mrs. Sallie Rogers McSpadden 79 known as Aunt Sally and sister of Will Rogers died in Chelsea Oklahoma after a year with heart disease. She was active in civic and church affairs and a pioneer of the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea
Okla
Sallie Rogers McSpadden
Southwest
Sally
Will Rogers
Snakes Capable of Swallowing Prey Much Larger
Noted science summaries say snakes can ingest prey far larger than their head size. Researchers explain elastic jaws and stretchy palates allow expansion, enabling remarkable feeding. observations include large rodents and birds in varied habitats.
Government Has Lewis on the Defensive
Washington reports aggressive John L. Lewis is on the defensive as 53 mines were turned back to owners and portal-to-portal pay for miners was rejected again. UMW leaders suggest no immediate general strike, while a wage dispute and WLB rulings shape Lewis strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Lewis
War Labor Board
WLB
UMW
Rotary District Head to Visit Hope Club
Bert L. Perencey district governor of the 138th Rotary District will visit the Hope Rotary Club this Friday at 12 30 at the Barlow Hotel. All members are urged to attend to give a cordial welcome and hear the principal address by Mr Perencey who will later confer with the board of directors to review activities and suggest improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert L. Perencey
Hughes, Ark
138Th Rotary District
Hope Rotary Club
Barlow Hotel
Perencey
Governors Invited to Oil Meeting in Dallas
The American Association of Small Business plans a conference for eight oil producing state governors to discuss gasoline surplus after military and lend-lease needs. Olin Linn of New Orleans said the Dallas meeting would decide on possible ending of rationing at crude sources. Louisiana, Texas, Arkansas and Oklahoma governors were invited. others in Illinois, Mississippi, New Mexico and Kansas to join, plus federal lawmakers. An average tug handles about 14 million long tons yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Texas
American Association of Small Business
Olin Linn
New Orleans
Dallas
Linn
Louisiana
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Illinois
Mississippi
New Mexico
Kansas
Death writes the last edition chapter X Midvale
In Midvale Sam Blair brings a car to the police station where Chief Blair and Dave Elson discuss a stalled case. A New York niece Myra Rose arrives, claiming Parker’s estate after his will is missing, and she asserts she is the uncle’s sole living relative with a lawyer husband behind her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midvale
Sam
Blair
Main Street
Dave Elson
Elson
Dave
George Rand
Elinor Roberts
the Express
The
Express
Parker
Mr. Elson
Myra Rose
New York
Miami
Miss Rose
Mrs. Rose
Joe
Mrs. Rose Holds Fast in Estate Clash Over Paper
In a tense newsroom scene Dave Elson confronts Mrs. Rose as she plans to sell the estate and newspaper assets. He pledges to buy the Express and the house for Pat, after recounting his late uncle Joe Par’s devotion to the paper and a murder tied to a forbidden story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clem
Mary Evans
Rod Thomas
Mrs. Rose
Dave
Joe Par
Rose
Dave Elson
Arkansas Labor Sees Stronger Relations and Stability
Labor Commissioner W. J. McCain reports Arkansas labor relations as good as ever with fewer department complaints and no major disputes in two years. He notes cordial ties between native workers and management, willingness to exceed War Labor Board pay limits, and broad acceptance of price controls despite subsidies calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Arkansas
W. J. McCain
McCain
War Labor Board
National Labor Relations Board
S R Hamilton to Be Buried Friday
Funeral services for S R Hamilton 60 Hermepstead native who died Tuesday night at his home near Patmos after a short illness will be held at New Hope Church on the Hope Patmos road at 4 o clock Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. R. Hamilton
Hermpstead
Patmos
New Hope Church
Hope-Patmos Road
A. J. Camp Dies at Home Near Hope
A. J. Camp retired Hempstead County farmer died at his home near Hope early yesterday morning. Funeral services set for 10 30 a m Friday at New Hope Church south of Hope. He is survived by his widow seven sons including Lt. Rayford Camp and seven daughters named with spouses in Hope Prescott Gordon Patmos Shreveport Houston and two are in Pa and Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Camp
Hempstead County
Hope
New Hope Church
Rayford Camp
Armed Forces
Johnnie
Fred and
Bryan
Dewey
Armory
Ben
Teddy Camp
Coraopolis
Hamp Huett
Arthur Rogers
Homer Ward
Prescott
Floyd Bailey
Gordon
Robert Rider
Patmos
Franklin Ormer
Shreveport
Harold Sanford
Houston
Texas
Haegg Triumphs On Randalls Island Broadcast
Gunder Haegg wins after a farewell track appearance beating Gil Dodds and Bill Hulse. He dashes up Randalls Island steps barefooted as Sweden receives word on air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gunder Haegg
Gil Dodds
Bill Hulse
Sweden
Randalls Island
Central of Georgia Route Crosses Not a Stream
A line from Atlanta to Macon spans 101 miles crossing what is described as not a stream. The brief notes the railroad's path between the two cities and its length in miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central of Georgia Railroad
Atlanta
Macon
Third War Loan Target Seen as Reached
Treasury Secretary Morgenthau declared confidence that the 15 billion dollar Third War Loan drive would succeed despite high coal costs and tax-month September. Assistant Secretary Gamble announced campaign plans starting September 9 and touted an unprecedented business leadership coalition for the effort. He noted the Second War Loan raised 18 billion with 72,000 newspaper ads valued at over 4 million, expecting at least a 25 percent increase despite paper shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
Morgenthau
Ted Gamble
Moroline Hair Tonic Promises Groomed Style
Advertises Moroline Hair Tonic as a solution for tame unruly hair and added lustre. Promotes a large bottle priced at 25 cents and notes wide availability.
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Miss Cantley
Bridge
D. M. Kinseys
NEW Saenger
Joan Crawford
Reunion
France
Caigago
Joan Davis
Jinx Falkenburg
Sn Witzy
Rialto
Rochelle Hudson
Queen of
Broadway
Allan Curtis
John Cerradine
Hitler
Trail Riders
Henry Aldrich
Bob Elmore
Auto Supply
Woodard Cox
U.S.N
Paris Phillips
E. E. Phillips
Lois McDowell
Weaver Clements of
L. A. Boyce
George Brannan
Morriston
Chandler Pinney
Oil and
Betty Davis
Troina
Sicily
Rotary
Death
Dave Elson En
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By Adeline McElfresh
Keble
Seersucker
Oriana Ament Boyett
South Main St
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