Fragmented society notes and social updates from Texarkana
A long mixed society column lists visitors and family updates across Texarkana and surrounding towns. Names include Miss Marilyn Ware, Mr. and Mrs. Rays McDowell, Mrs. Arthur Martin, and many others. The piece records travel from Hot Springs and New Orleans, hospital visits in Greenville, and social events at North Washington, with occasional notices of illnesses and a wedding- or social-life focus.
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W. S. Eatin
Washington and Hope
Hempstead County
Floy Eakin al~ Jen
Denver
Colo
Rose Hill
Jack Williams
Sheridan
Hot Springs
All Are Not Fitted for College Education Says Dr Roma
Dr Rajah Roma argues many youths fail college courses because they are misfits and should not attend college. He urges parents to consult a competent psychologist to assess a child’s aptitudes and goals before deciding on higher education, noting democracy does not require college for all. He cites psychology as a study and stresses outcomes depend on personal fit and mindset.
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Rajah Roma
Roma
Gmd
Pirl
Methodist Revival to Start Next Sunday
An error in revival timing at First Methodist church corrected. Services begin Sunday, September 2, and run through the following week with plans for continuation to be announced. Also notes a skin parasite causes multiple horns on rabbits, with up to 16 horns found on a single rabbit not limited to the head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Proposed Constitutional Amendment No 2 Refer to the People
In regular session of 1933 the Arkansas Senate and House propose a constitutional amendment. It would bar issuing bonds or debt without a majority statewide vote, except for outstanding road bonds. The measure is self executing and takes effect upon adoption. Filed with the Secretary of State on March 28, 1933.
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General Assembly
Senate
State of Arkansas
House of Resentatives
State of
Arksusus
Arkansas
Arkungus
Secretary of State
Youth 11 Wins Soap Box Derby at Dayton
The All American Soap Box Derby finals in Dayton Ohio on August 1 saw 34 city winners compete for the national title. Robert Turner of Muncie Indiana built a simple car from junk and won prizes including a four year college scholarship and a wrist watch. Duck Furstenberg of Omaha earned the Kettering cup and Rickenbacker trophy, finishing third in the final heat. Claude Alexander of Chattanooga placed second as crowds watched on a hill course with dramatic driving feats by young racers from Detroit and others.
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Dayton
Ohio
Robert Turner
Sae 1
Muncie
Ind
Turner
Duck Furstenberg
Omaha
Furstenberg
Claude Alexander
Chattanooga
Bunkhardt Hill
Rihule
Claude Healy
Detroit
Healy
Local social notes from Hope area
Jots Around Shoyer and many Sunday callers appear in Hope area notes. Mentions include households visiting Sanford's home, Katherine June Mitchell of Bodcaw staying with Maury Atkinson, and Mamie Twitchell of Hope. Updates on health, travel, and farm work intermingle with a report of Everett Webb's hip injury and Harmony school yard preparations.
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Harry Huet
Grandma Young
Patmos
Arthur Bowers
Hope
HB. Sanford
Likle
Katherine June Mitchell
Bodcaw
Maury Atkinson
Des. Chas
Win Champlin
Mamie Twitchell
Sanford
John Reese
Barto Bearden
J. W. McWilliams
H. B. Sanford
Clint Martin
Colorado Springs
Colo
Jeff Wright
Rocky Mound
Milton Rogers
Mary Rogers
John Crews
Juliy Chester Hospital
Thad Vines
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West, Texas
Ray
Austin
Everett Webb J
Harmony School
Regulation Seen
Regulation seen contends that the commission must report to congress with recommendations for new legislation on all aspects of its locality. It warned that the commercial consequences of its regulations will be far reaching, but social consequences may be even greater.
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Commission
Congress
Atlanta Rallies to Beat Transporters in Texarkana
Texarkana report: Atlanta trailed until the ninth inning, scoring four runs to win 4 1 0 3 in the opening game of a five game championship series. Lumpkin pitched well until a late collapse in the final frame. Phillips attempted to save the rally but could not. Both teams played tight defense throughout.
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Texarkana
Atlanta
Spo
Lumpkin
Rabbits
Phillips
Manager Alklay of Atlanta handles 12 chances at second hare.
In a terse report from Atlanta, manager Alklay takes twelve chances at a second hare without error, reflecting a cautious approach to a risky sequence. The note hints at a sports or game context, with a focus on decisions, timing, and steady execution under pressure.
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Alklay
Atlanta
Textile Strike Plans Largest Walkout Since San Francisco
The text notes a planned walkout set for September 4 led by strike head J Francis Gorman. It describes an anticipated 306,000 workers from mills in silk rayon and woolen industries may join the action, marking the largest labor mobilization facing the administration aside from the San Francisco general strike.
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J. Francis Gorman
San Francisco
Holiday Strikes Hit Mills as Monday Proves Quiet
In a sparsely staffed scene, mills run with few workers as a forthcoming holiday on Monday prompts a strike. The partial disruption hints at tensions within the local manufacturing sector and the broader labor mood.
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Urdey
Feena-mint Chewing Gum Laxative for Upset Stomachs
A damaged ad-like snippet promotes Feena-mint chewing gum as a pleasant laxative snack. It claims gentle, uniform distribution of a laxative ingredient Arenribe through saliva while tasting mint and aiding relief from constipation.
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Misser Sturley
Dimple Mack
Texarkani Sant
Rays McDowell
Arthur Martin
Suurday
New Orleans
Wil Porter
PD. Dayis Amt
Sara Elizabeth
Dewey Buber
Daugter
Ma Vis
Ig Tat Jaipeings
4. A. Davis
Patemos
Mae Duffie
Russellville
Sue S. Wilson
Ross HK. Gillispie
Gillispie
Little Rock
Jimmie Dick Welsh
Little Rook
Foy Hammons
Wall
Magle Rider
Marie Huckabee
Patinos
Tehir
Johny Wilson
Judge Wilson
Maggie Bell
Ike T. Bell Jr
Mrs
Fred Marshall
W. Y. Foster Jr
Chicago Academy of Fing Arte
Kate Hoskind
Greenville
Texas
Sarah Ann
Greeneville
R. H. Reagan
Reagan
Dickson Watkins
M K T. White
Bridge
North Washington
Pudgy” Bernier
White
Jack Stewart
Vicksburg
L. A. Foster
Chas. Haynes
Sid Henry
BE. F. McFaddin
Mary Ross
Matilda
Hava
Corsicana
Fort Warll
Henry Haynes
Fay
Chicago
J. M. Uorkin
Flore Turner
Jimmie Hshin
Mat Galster
Miss van Galster
W. W. Johnson
Ada Swicegant
Fale Acres
Haroldd Bowen
John Matthews
Bowen
Catha Matthews
Ben Haynes
Ausetin
The
University of Tenas
Saengir
Mattie Evans
Hollywood
Jean Harlow Peachat Tone
Missouri
Matliive
Loy Oc
Brent Famboull
Quest
Lionel Afwili
WISE
Essolene
ESSO
Third Sud
American Legion
Pair Park
Arkansir
Leslie Huddleston
American Legion Auxiliary
By Oliver Williams
Th. Sanford
Roy Anderson
Steve Carrigan
Mr. Carrigan
Tata
Chevrolet
Fisher
Chevrolet Motor Company
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