Community Notes and Visits Across Cities in August Week
Among regional social items, Dr. William G. Carr warns that new codes will push more children into school under the National Recovery Act. Baton Rouge visitors Goynes and local hosts share weekend visits. several residents travel to Dallas and Shreveport for gatherings and shopping, while condolences go to C. T. Crutchfield on his brother George A. Crutchfield’s passing in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Carr
National Education Association
America
Oeyftrs
F. F. A. Goynes
Baton Rouge
W. Dossett
C. T. Crutchfield
George A. Crutchfield
Berkley
Calif
Bright preaches at Unions church as Nevada tourney ends
Rosston Reverend E C Bright filled regular appointments at Union's church on Saturday and Sunday. The Nevada county baseball tournament held at Bodean last week drew strong attendance and solid play, with Emmet the winners. Toliyer Thomas Taylor and Miss Glenn Richardson wed Saturday night. Friends wish the couple happiness. Also noted are visits among local families including Rev Bright, J A Fincher, J T Butler, and various Butler and Reaves families across the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Bright
Prescott
Unions Church
Nevada
Bodean
Emmet
Toliyer Thomas Taylor
Glenn Richardson
J. A. Fincher
3. T. Butler
J. E. Butler
P. E. Butler
G. E. Reaves
T. H. Butler
J.T. Butler
Rocky Mound
Clark Butler
Sam Marler
Holly Springs
Oscar Nichols
Stephens
Emmet Captures Nevada Ball Title
Emmet wins the Nevada county baseball tournament at Bodean with dominant pitching by Eubanks and support from teammates. Eubanks pitched all 18 innings across two games, defeating Cale 10-3 and Willisville 14-8, featuring a standout triple play by Jenkins. Willisville beat Mt Moriah. Screpta beat Bodean. Cale beat Rocky Mound. Emmet beat Union in Friday round. Semifinals saw Willisville top Screpta and Emmet beat Cale. Ralph Cornelius and Wallace Cook umpired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eubanks
Emmet
Cale
Willisville
Nevada
Screpta
Ralph Cornelius
Wallace Cook
Hope
Cotton ginning and community notes from local area
Several bales of cotton were ginned last week. The singing school closed at Friendship last week. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Eley moved to the Lee Mitchell place. Mr. and Mrs. John Gaines attended the show at Hone on Sunday. Mrs. Bert and Marshell Scott visited relatives at Ossalona last week. Lola Wartham visited Prescott last week. Nelidine Collins visiting in El Dorado. Mr. and Mrs. Alvis Stokes of Detight were Sunday visitors here. Bro Jimmy Reeves of Prescott held a greeting near Old Westbrook last week. Several new houses are being built here and some reply work is being done.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship
Glen Eley
Lee Mitchell Place
John Gaines
Hone
Bert
Marshell Scott
Ossalona
Lola Wartham
Prescott
Nelidine Collins
el Dorado
Alvis Stokes
de- Tight
Jimmy Reeves
Old Westbrook
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Malaria Remedy Ad
Shivering with chills and fever relief promises copy notes Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic fights malaria by killing the infection in blood and fortifying the body with iron. The ad claims twofold effects and safety for children, urging readers to buy a bottle today at any store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grave
Grove
Big Executive Opens At Saenger With Star Cast
Paramount drama follows a Wall Street king who climbs to fortune through market manipulation. Ricardo Cortez stars as the rising financier facing opposition from Richard Bennett who guards his granddaughter's hand. Elizabeth Young makes her screen debut as the Commodore’s great granddaughter in this exciting two night showing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paramount
Wall Street
Saenger
Ricardo Cortez
Richard Bennet
Elizabeth Young
Sharon Lynee
Alice Duer Miller
Saturday Evening Post
Richard Bennett
Bennett
Cortez
New York
Community Notes From Hinton Area
Cotton picking begins in the community. Mrs Gerts Hallis visited Mrs Lucy Hallis. Many attended the Mt Pleasant singing school closing. T Z Gibson is sick this week. Miss Myrtle Lee Spraberry visits Fauke sister. Silvyn Adams returned from Texarkana. Basie, Travis and Darwin Foster hosted by Travis Simmons. Local revival at First Baptist Patmos. Thelma Foster visits with Mary and LaFrance Simmons. J T Smith and family with Fennie Gibson. LaFrance Simmons dined with Thelma and Mildred Foster. Gilbert Elledge and Harvey Deans called. J D Smith visited Saturday afternoon. Paul Hamilton in Magnolia last weekend. T R Gibson called on S R Hamilton. Mr. and Mrs. Tommie Rogers visited last week. Mrs. Roga Ellidge visited Delta Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Oren Bart visited Grady Rogers. Sim Gardin and Lester visited Hope. Singing well attended Sunday night. Sunday school held each Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerts Hallis
Lucy Hallis
Mt. Pleasant
Travis
Darwin Foster
Travis Simmons
W. E. Simmons
Dick Buchanan
Foster and
First Baptist Church
Patmos
Misa Thelma Foster
Mary
LaFrance Simmons
J. T. Smith
Fennie Gibson
la France Simmons
Thelma
Mildred Foster
Gilbert Elledge
Harvey Deans
J.D. Smith
Paul Hamilton
Magnolia
T. R. Gibson
S. R. Hamilton
Tommie Rogers
Roga Ellidge
Delta Smith
Oren Bart
Grady Rogers
Sim Gardin
Lester
Hope
New Hope Church Adds Eighteen Converts At Meeting
The New Hope church reports eighteen additions after a recent meeting. Mr and Mrs D P Watkins spent the weekend with relatives at Waldo. Roy Baker family moved to Washington and will be missed. Misses Schooley Hayton and Alice Hayton visited Roxie and Jeff Watkins with Leo Hartsfield. Reece Arrington hosted the young people with a dinner last Thursday. Everyone reported a nice time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. P. Watkins
Waldo
Roy Baker
Washington
Jeasie
Isabelle Schooley
Alice Hayton
Leo Hartsfield
Roxie
Jef
Watkins
Reece Arrington
Sweet Home Eld. W. E. Sherrill Hosts Sunday Meeting
Community notes report W E Sherrill closed his meeting at Ll o clock Sunday. Attendees from the area joined a Midway singing event noted as very fine. Local residents share news of weddings, illnesses, and weekend gatherings, including coy Haskey and Edna Schoonover marriage, Mrs Will Campbell cancer treatment in Little Rock, and relatives visiting Huskey and Brooks families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Sherrill
Midway
Roy Beggers
M. H. Montgomery
John Delaney
Bistown
J. A. Copeland
Will Campbell
Little Rock
Coy Haskey
Edna Schoonover
Justice of Peace
A.n. Wade
J. A. Huskey
Sutton Burns
Robert Peachey
Prescott
Ellen Sue
Bettie Jae Spears
Letha Elizabeth McDougald
Zona Huskey
Blevins
Grandmother Brown
Local Visitors Gather from Washington and Nearby Areas
Community members Mrs Wilburn Cliffe and children Hershel and Aleen from Washington DC visited relatives Dudley Gee and Reese. McDougeld of Prescott, Mrs Lewis Salmon and her son joined. Reeder and Theda Earl Campbell drove to Little Rock to see their hospitalized mother. Sam Yarberry and Ervin Yarberry visited relatives near Boughton Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilburn Cliffe
Hershel and
Aleen
Washington, D.C
Dudley Gee
Reese
McDougeld
Prescott
Lewis Salmon
Elvin Campbell
Reeder
Theda Earl Campbell
Little Rock
Sam Yarberry
Ervin Yarberry
Relentives
New Boughton
Two Hope Radio Amateurs Licensed by FRC
Hope gains two new radio amateurs as the Federal Radio Commission grants licenses for three years. David William Harrington receives call letters W5DSJ and will operate from his home, while Victor Humphrey Cobb gets WSDSE and will likewise run a home station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Radio Commission
Washington
D. C
David William Harrington
Victor Humphrey Cobb
W5dsj
Harrington
WSDSE
Cobb
We Move Watch Feels Ready for Formal Opening
We Move Watch announces a forthcoming formal opening to better serve a growing patronage. The team positions improved readiness and enhanced care capacity to support all clients entering the facility.
Neal Reflects On Watchful Beer Policy In Arkansas
A letter from N. P. O Neal, dated 29, 1933 in Hope Arkansas, discusses opposition to beer and hints at a forthcoming session to repeal liquor laws. He notes beer content and warns wets persist, while recounting a hotel sale plan and kin involved in selling the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Gordon
Relief Board for Arkansas Named
LITTLE ROCK The State Industrial and Relief Board created to work with the federal government on public works was named by Governor Futrell. Appointed are John H. Toohey of Little Rock, John Trimble of El Dorado, and A. Meehan of Stuttgart. The governor serves as ex officio chairman. Flood Control Financed: Public Works Administration allocated 36,986,000 to the War Department for lower Mississippi flood control, including 17,750,000 to the Memphis district and 9,500,000 to the Vicksburg district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
State Industrial and Relief Board
Futrell
John H. Toohey
John Trimble
el Dorado
A. Meehan
Stuttgart
Washington
Public Works Administration
War Department
Mississippi River
Memphis’ Wintricht
Vicksburg
Cuban Crisis Forces Cabinet Resignations Threatened
In Havana a new crisis looms as the ABC revolutionary group warns it will remove Secretary of the Treasury Joaquin Martinez and Minister of Justice Carlos Salabrigue unless constitutional reforms are enacted promptly. The move comes as President Carlos Manuel de Ceapedes reportedly plans not to alter the constitution before the February 24, 1934 general election. The Nationalist party opposes any constitution modification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Cuba
Carlos Manuel de Ceapedes
ABC Revolutionary Society
Joaquin Martinez
Carlos Salabrigue
Nationalist
Harmony visitors and local gatherings noted on Sunday
A fragmentary local item lists Harmony residents and guests from Hope visiting various households Saturday and Sunday. Names include Glascow, Williams, Vern on, DaVaisgyt, Meraliig Herman Lloyd, J. Dy Memi, Joe Daugherty family, Louie Richardson, Es Daugherty, Merrial, Hodnétt, Milton Rogers, Bila HéOowitt, Kermit Micehell, Nellie Leach, Irene McMillen, Edwin Britt, and other Hope area visitors. Also mentions a record elephant tusk pairing from Africa and a statistic about impaired hearing in the United States and old motion picture film emulsion removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saturda
Glascow
Williams
Vernon
DaVaisgyt
Meraliig Herman Lloyd
J. Dy Memi
Joe Daugherty
Honer
Louie Richardson
Es. Daugherty
Merrial
Firestone Tires Promote Tire Safety and Low Prices
An ad invites drivers to inspect tires and consider Firestone tires to prevent blowouts, promising surprisingly low costs for replacements and emphasizing safety. The message urges timely action and highlights cost efficiency alongside reliability.
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Mra
Sip Han
Eleanor Foster
Bertha Turner McRae
Lite Rock
Brock Brandan
Mrs
George Sandefur
Marie Antoinette Williams
Dorothy Cannan
Shreveport
Lillian Bradley
Memphis
Tenn
Jimmie Harbin
Texas
Memphis, Tenn
W. B. Mason
P— Ant
L. W. Young
Will Wye
R. B. Hall
Dallas
Kate Holland
Ernest Wingfield
Sara Ann Holland
Pease
Elizabeth Regan
Charles Wingfield
Greenville
Reagan
Jones L. Rogers
Joe, Price
Leno Scott
Jackson
Miss
Mr. Price
Walter E. Jones
Potau, A
A. B. Kirkpatrick
Tyler
Mary Jones
Anne Chamberless
Kirkpatrick
Rosston
Richard Annete Aw
Serven Sauyentis
Hollywood
Mickey Mouse
Ocean Park
Dave
Zolle
Gladys Jeans
Rosa Vespro
Hinton
May Hanson
Rockford, II
Herhusband
Carole Lombard
Los Angeles
William Powell
Garson City
Nev
FH. K. Peters
Roscon Turner
Carole
Sweet Home
Arthur Sewell
Mr.j
Mrs. James Brooks
Marlbrook
Radio Amaturs
W. Harrington
U. S
Front Street
Marinello Beauty Shop
Saenger Theater
del Monte Peaches
del Monte
NEW Deal
G. A. Hobbs
South Main
Neal
N. P. O'Neal Rumdust
Hope, Ark
Relief Board For Arkansas Named
U.S. Public Works. Administration
ABC
Cleveland
Ohio
Ed States
Fox
Kingsway
Hot Springs, Ark
Sam
Bruce
Wallace
Timmy Powledge
Hesl
Firestone
Uruke
Firestone Factory and Exhibition Guild
Camsury of Progress
Chicago
Mate
Firestone Oldfield Tyre ii
Firestone Sentinel
Iene Een Quality and
Firestone Courier
Pford
Ford
Rolet
Pismouth
Chevrolet
Kenatary Lowere
Hope Auto Co
Ford Sales
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