Local notables visit relatives and attend events around Magnolia
The passage records several visits and activities in Magnolia area. Lenard Langeton and family, Herman Hamilton and relatives, Dr. C. F. Nelms, G. F. Langston and son Howard, and Joe Grimbrey are mentioned with brick work, car rides to Central High School events, a football game in Arkadelphia, and Ray Clevenger visiting from Washington DC.
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Lenard Langeton
Cale
Hernan Hamilton
Magnolia A, & M. College
Giesniloe
Lee Hamilton
T. A. Glanton
A. W. Hamilt
C. F. Nelms
G. F. Langston
Howard
Joe Grimbrey
Magnolia
Langstong
Ray Clevenger
District of Columbia
Herman Hamilton
Emmet
Dock Hamilton
Central High School
Joe Hamilton
Arkadelphia
Hope and County Progress in State Highway Plan
The Star reports a platform emphasizing rural roads and sanitary upgrades. It outlines plans from 1991 to expand all weather roads, improve backyards, and boost Hempstead county agricultural groups through cooperative action. It notes state highway progress and reforms for efficient governance amid cattle tick concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cray
Rrunicl
Ement
Cuenae Finty-Highioai
NiWeal
Hempstead
Curb Market Idea Placed Before Hope Citizens
An editorial advocates establishing a Curb Market to handle locally grown produce in Hope. It cites savings for housewives, direct farmer sales, and cheaper living, recalling El Dorado’s self-financing open-air stalls and proposing a local committee to study and implement a similar market here.
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el Dorado
Committee of Representative Hope
Columbus Maps and the Romance of Uncharted Seas
The piece reflects on the map Christopher Columbus used on his third voyage, now housed in a Turkish museum. It rails at the completeness of modern maps, praising the romance of blank spaces that hint at unknown lands and uncharted horizons beyond the seen world. It muses on explorers’ longing for coastless seas and imaginary realms.
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Christopher “E’columbus
America
China
Malaya
India
Spain
Atlantis
Happy Isles
Ulygsess
Wigator
Columbus
Asia
South America
Christmas greetings and local social notes
Dear Mr Editor a child Fay Crosnee from Hope near the Ice Plant asks Santa not to forget the dots. Mrs Stewart visited her sister Miss Nora Dudley at Oug ehlta College. L F and J B Monroe from Washington spent Thursday night in the city en route to San Antonio Texas.
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Santa Claus
Ime
Fay Crosnee
Hope
W. H. Stewart
Nora Dudley
Ougehlta College
L. F
J. 8
Monroe
Washington
San Antonio
Texas
Prescott visitors and local social notes in Hope
Nat Martin and Chas Pittman, Prescott business men, visited Hope today. Sybil Williams of Patmos and Esther Pattigrew returned from Hot Springs. Ruth Hardin of Nashville, admired director of the Oriental-American musical comedy Katcha-Koo, is praised for her work. E W Timbrelake, Hempstead County farmer, heard Dean Bradford Knapp on the Cotton Association movement. Arthur Thomas and wife of Washington, DC, plan Christmas visit to Hope relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nat Martin
Chas. Pittman
Prescott
Hope
Sybil Williams
Patmos
Esther Pattigrew
Hot Springs
Ruth Hardin
Nashville
St. Louis
E. W. Timbrelake
Hempstead County
Dean Bradford Knapp
Cotton Association
Arthur Thomas
Washington, D.C
Four Jurors Seated for Second Yarberry Trial
Beeville Texas reports four jurors seated for the second Yarberry murder trial of Newton Yarberry charged with killing his 18 year old sweetheart Dorothy Doreas Symons formerly Arkansas Pass chair singer. Symons body found on the beach near the Arkansas Pass breakwater, she wore only a bathing suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beeville
Texas
Newton Yarberry
Dorothy Doreas Symons
Arkansas Pass
Miss Symons
Navy League Hoover Headlines Return to the Sea
A Philadelphia youth received two years for yelling and causing trouble while Hoover and the Navy League remain in focus the story notes. Japanese forces push toward Chin Chow as observers warn of pressures and risk. An ex broker faces arson leadership charges amid weak business, and a banker argues nerve cannot be used as collateral.
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Philadelphia
Grandi
Spring Hill Carnival Raises Over Sixty Thousand
Spring Hill Friday night carnival drew strong crowds and netted a little over 60 000 after expenses. Mr and Mrs Dockley return from a week with relatives in Little Rock. Guests from Hope included Misses Lillie Middlebrooks Lorene Moses Ruby McKee Onal Garner and others. Weather hampered preaching and services but attendees still enjoyed the evening and Thanksgiving day. Lawrence Powell noted the mail route moved quickly Monday. Mr and Mrs Lennie Walton and daughter Sybie visited W C Phillips for Thanksgiving.
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Mrs. Dockley
Little Rock
Lillie Middlebrooks
Lorene Moses
Ruby McKee
Onal Garner
Hope
Thanksgiving gatherings and community notes in Lake Village
The item records Thanksgiving visits among local families in Lake Village Arkansas, including J G Winberry May and Davis families and several others. It notes rain thinning, social visits, shopping in Prescott, a newborn daughter to Harry Sundy and wife, and a well attended party at Miss Helen Mays. The tone is a compact rural community chronicle with multiple names and locations.
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J. G
May
Mrs. Davis
Lake Village
Ark
J. D. Sandifer
M. H. Winberry
J. B. Sandifer
Frank May
Roy Nichols
J. A. Winberry
Lorena May
Bodc
Harry Sundy
Hugh Dixon
Harry Dixon
Helen Mays
Reverend Scott's Last Appointment at Holly Grove
Sunday preaching services at Holly Grove were ruined. Rev Scott's final appointment this conference year is reported. Mr and Mrs John Robinson have returned from Oklahoma. Jess Atkins and R T Hembree were in Nashville on business Friday. Mrs Enoch Worthy of near Washington visited Monday. Rav Scott of Emmet was in the community Sunday. The people of this community are
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Rev
Scott
John Robinson
Oklahoma
Jess Atkins
R.T. Hembree
Nashylle
Enoch Worthy
Near Washington
Rav. Scott
Emmet
How One Woman Lost 47 Lbs of Fat
A reader describes dropping from 217 to 170 pounds after nearly 3 months on Kruschen Salts. She took one teaspoonful daily in warm water, reports back pains eased, feels years younger, and credits the regimen plus dietary tweaks. The ad touts 85 cents per 4 week bottle and a money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Briant's
John S. Gibson Drug Co
Thoxine Promises Quick Throat Relief and Cough Stop
An old advertisement touts Thoxine as a prescription throat remedy exclusive for throat troubles. It claims relief within 15 minutes for sore throat or coughs, especially night coughs, with internal action addressing the cause. Sold by John P Dog Dug Company and other drug stores.
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John P
Dog Dug Company
Adiy
Community Notes and Local Visit Moments in Patmos
Local residents report visits and social events across Patmos and nearby areas. Names include Mrs Wilma Cagales, Miss Matta Thomas teaching in Patines, Elmer May, Bob May family, Fred Camp, Avis Woodul, Lesly Camp, Bill Carlton, Nedla Beesley, Maggie Miller, Mollie Martin, Gret Miller, George Gibson. Weather prompts rain and upcoming singings, with health updates on Mrs Henry Reasons and J M Ward store robbery noted.
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Radar
Vali
R. Giarid
Mater
Wilma ‘Cagales
Mise Matta ‘Thomas
Patines
Mollie Martin
Cortenth
Gret Miler
George Gibson
Ervin Reasons
Oklahoma
Henry Reasons
Patmos
Ward
Estell Ratliff
Annie Ratliff
H. D. Odom
Sid Davis
Allie Owen
Allce Miller
Falcon
Waldo
J. D. Smith
Nathan Ellidge
Roy Ejlidge
Lawson Cox
L. Martin
John T. Smith
Gladis Williams and Annie Ruth Worthy Visit Worthy Home
Tilman Hombree called on Mr Hartsfield Monday afternoon. Gladis Williams and Annie Ruth Worthy visited Mr and Mrs Herman Worthy Saturday night. Mr Boyett is on the sick list. Thanksgiving day passed quietly with thanks for harvest.
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Tilman
Deer trap themselves in concrete-lined pits
Scores show that the team has won 18 of 26 games in their traditional football series against Oklahoma A&M, showcasing a long standing regional rivalry and a history of competitive matchups in the lower Rio Grande Valley.
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Rio Grande
Ina
Oklahoma
Winter Weather Notice and Local Family Visit Snippet
Holly Springs Health notes minor illnesses while predicting a harsh winter. A. R. Marler and family from Willisville visited Mr. and Mrs. Robert Crank and family this Sunday, followed by Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Simpson.
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A. R. Marler
Willisville
Robert Crank
Pica
E. P. Simpson
Sutton Wile and Worthy Guests Attend Dinner
HM G Sutton Wile and Herman Worthy were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs C B Worthy. Mrs Lilla Porterfield spent Friday with sister Mrs Bob McCormick. Lonnie Lumpkin and Miss Anntd Ruth Worthy quietly married Sunday night. Miss Lorene Worthy stayed with Miss Curley Lee Murphy Saturday night and Sunday. Mrs J C Sutton and Mrs Charlene Sutton visited Mrs C B Worthy Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HM. G. Sutton Wile
Herman Worthy
Mes
Worthy
Phurediy
Lilla
Porterfield
Bob McCormick
Lonnie Lumpkin
Charlene Sutton
C.B, Worthy
Community Notes Round Up and Local Births
Family of Lamberton in town Sunday as Franklin Gay and Hope visitors stayed with E. B. Thompson's family. Birthday dinner for Robert Martin drew Hardfield Martin and Carrenth residents. Singing drew strong turnout. next Sunday invite a guest. Willaville events: senior boys games with Rosston. junior teams and girls also on schedule. Born to Mr and Mrs Pasent Simpson Monday November 20 a ten pound son.
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Lamberton
Franklin Gay
Hope
E. Thompson
Hardfield Martin
Robert Martin
Carrenth
Willisville
Willaville
Rosston
Gotic
Mr. An
Pasent Simpson
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Yarberry
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Hoover
Navy League
Ton Ward Chinchow
Spring Hill
Lawrence Powell
Lennie Walton
Sybie
Jocie Phillips
W. C. Phillips
Ecuad
Nichols
Holly Grove
Holly Springs
Kay Cleaver Strahan
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