Message of encouragement and social notices from Texarkana
A fragmented social column notes various personal appearances and gatherings. Sid Henry Ye is praised in a song-like exhortation to act now. Mr and Mrs S G Norton spend time with friends in Texarkana, Chas C Newham Jr visits there, and Luncheon guests include Mr and Mrs D B Culler and Mrs Charles Cutler of Marshall. M A K Holloway hosts a Tuesday Bridge Club meeting with fall flowers and high score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noday
Chas. C. Newham, Jr
Texarkana
be hanne \Me
Finley Ward
D. B. Culler
Charles Cutler
Marshall, Tex
Local Society Notes and Upcoming Meetings
Melophone B21 forwards to Mrs. Ernest Witafield a misread note about a final 1931 cemetery association meeting at 3 pm Friday. Mrs. Ben Flora visits, then returns to Brinkley. a fall party hosted by Mrs. Chas Dana Gibson featured bridge prizes for Mrs. Terrel Cornell and Mrs. Frank Nolan and a lively gift for the horse. The Pat Cleburn Chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy postpones its December 10 meeting to 3 pm at Mrs. Edgar Briant’s home. Mrs. James K. Jones, guest of Nora Carrigan, departs for Texas and Washington. Carl Copeland announces the birth of Virginia Lee in Little Rock. In Shawnee-Tulsa high school football, a single score occurred on a deflected pass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Witafield
Cemetery Association
Elty ‘Hell
Ben Flora
Chaz
Dana Gibson
Brinkley
Chas
East Third Street
Terrel Cornell
Frank
Nolan
Pat Cleburn
The
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Edgar Briant
South Elm Street
Political moves shape senate race as Caraway aid noted
A complex scramble unfolds over the upcoming Senate race with Governor Parnell and figures like Dwight H. Blackwood, Pace-Davis, Heartsill Hagon, and Justice W F Kirby linked to possible candidacies. Observers cite coordination between Governor Parnell allies and Mrs Caraway’s rise, while factions feud after a state Central Committee defeat and highway bill battles. Pepper Martin urged clean sportsmanship at a father and son event in Oklahoma City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parnell
Senate
Caraway
Pace-Davis-Blackwood
State Central Committee
Dwight H. Blackwood
State Highway Commission
Pace-Davis
Blackwood
Highway Commission
Ragon
Heartsill Hagon
W. F. Kirby
United States
Pepper” Martin
Oklahoma City
Harpster Brother Plays for Miami Elev oem
Ralph Harpster of Akron and brother of All-America Howard Harpster of Carnegie Tech is playing on the Miami University elev oem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Harpster
Akron
Howard Harpster
Carnegie Tech
Miami University
Labor Leader Robertson Shapes Rail Wage Talks
A veteran railway labor chief, Robertson of the Brotherhood of Firemen and Enginemen, steers negotiations with railway presidents over wage policy and job guarantees. He favors diplomacy but will not surrender ground, guiding talks with a six hour day and a major grade separation plan while wage cuts were not offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvana
Erie
Ariévance Einsmittee
Robertson
Ys Robertson
Labor -Shell
Railway Presidents’committee
Railway Labor Executives
Nashville Hope and Nashville line weigh in for tilt
The Nashville Hope line averages 165 pounds and Nashville at 161 pounds, two and four pounds lighter than Hope. The Bobcats match the Nashville total at 161 pounds per man. Officials include Hartung of Texas Aggies as referee and Dalrymple of Henderson State as umpire. Rumph of Hendrix as headlines man. Cornell University basketball faces Illinois at Urbana on New Year’s Day in their first-ever meeting against an eastern league team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Hope
Hartung
Texas Aggies
Dalrymple
Henderson State
Rumph
Hendrix
Cornell University
Illinois
Urbana
Chicago Follies Begin Engagement at Saenger
The Chicago Follies open a limited engagement at the Saenger on Wednesday promising new songs steps and side splitting comedy. Ches Davis and Gene Honey Gal Cobb lead a star lineup with Irena Baker Dolly Taylor Buddy Ryan and the Eight Dancing Dixie Darlings adding rhythm and novelty to an evening of laughs and entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Follies
Irena ‘Baker
New York
Dolly ‘Taylor
Buddy Ryan
Freshmen and four-year players eligible in post season showcases
Permission was granted by the Big Six conference to use freshmen and four-year players in two post season charity football games. More than 40 aspirants will report for practice at the University of Mary. Bud Tierney, who hit 690 with a high game of 267, is noted. Shaw Buck, a 180 pound sophomore, is the lightest man on the Florida team and quarterback. Bob Greason, North Carolina State end and leading punter in his state, has not had a punt blocked in two years. Richard Curley Harris, 1931 captain and coxswain of the Washington varsity crew, signs as an assistant coach to Alvin Ulbrickson. Hillyard high school in Spokane reports a six foot four freshman football player and another at six foot seven.
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Cleveland
Sik
Hobertaott
Brotharhoes
Abst Forests
Tebor
Gefiieman
Robinson Rprantstadinétadine Dleman
Robertson
Youngstown Bell Works
The
Universalty
Oklahoma
Big
Bob ‘Greason
North
Carolina
Richard. Curley” Harris
University of Washington
Alvin ‘Ulbrickgon
Husky
Hillyard “High School
Spokane, Wash
Duffie Hardware Company sued by J P Duffie firm name Duffie Hardware
Warning order issued by Municipal Court of Hope Hempstead County requires defendants Raymond Wilson and Otis P Walker to appear within thirty days and answer the complaints. Court seals dated November 17 1091 and November 1 1931 respectively, clerk entries noted, with notices to publish in subsequent weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Municipal Court of
Hope
Hempstead County
Pishend
Mo Duttle
Duffie | ‘Hardware Company
Raymond Wilson
Raymond ‘Wilson
M. Duffie
Duffie Hardware Company
Otis P. ‘ Walker
Otis ‘P.” Walker
Rhy Harid Anid
Willie
Harris
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Sid ‘Henry
G. Norton Spant
M.A. K
Holloway
Tuesday Bridge Club
South Pine Street
Gavely
James K. Jones
Nora Carrigan
Texar
Kana
Washington, D.C
Carl Copeland
Virginia Lee
Little Rock
Ark
Tulsa
Okla
Ajenger
Thuralay
Chicago Follies
Ches ‘Davis
Hibranham's
Collegians
Dolly Taylor
Richard ‘Arlen
Eggy Shannon
Jack Oakie
Ney
Nashville VE
Hope Sheffield
Pritchard
Morris
Womack
Stone
Drake
Copeland
Richards
Lewis
Younk
Saat Jacks
Righard Floyd
Jones
Chesshire
Saab Berry
Emi Wakefield
Brown
Rowe
Halt Payne
Watkins
Porner
Halt” Young
Ante Hargis
Chess Davis
Chicago’ Follier
University
Marynd
Bud Tierney
Shaw
Buck
Florida
Annie Jean Walker
Hempstead
Aamill
Taylor
Mena
Thdgar van Sickle
Hayes “McRae
jLeree
Pat Plete
Chesterfield
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