Beautiful Prescott wedding unites Miss Fay Johnson and Mr Cobb
A wedding in Prescott at First Presbyterian Church joined Miss Fay Johnson of Prescott and William Cabb of Hope. Rev Harmon Ramsey officiated with a musical program by Mrs. Warren Cummings and Fred Powell. Guests from surrounding cities attended. after the ceremony the couple left for Hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fay Johnson
Prescott
William Cabb
Hope
First Presbyterian
Harmon Ramsey
Warren Cummings
Fred Powell
Helen Buchanan
Mary Evelyn Johnson
John Whaberly
John Dawson
Thomas Boyett
Cobb
Phillips Apartments
Sh East Avenues
B. B. Brown
Stitch Davenport
Annie Allen
Elizabeth White
Miriam Carlton
Wy ¥Bel Wimberly
Hervey Holt
Health Topic Highlighted by B. and P. W. Club Meeting
Hope Business and Professional Women's Club held a health program Tuesday at the Hotel Barlow. Miss Mary Ellington Arnold Jr. N. led the session as health chairman, emphasizing health as the most valuable possession. About 20 members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Business and Professional Women's Club
Barlow
Mary Ellington Arnold, Jr. N
Ullen
Night Flights From Little Rock to Pine Bluff
LITLE ROCK The second of a series of night flights from Little Rock to Pine Bluff was made by Capt. Robert Baker and Lieutenant Adams Monday night. They took off at 7 40 p m from the municipal airport, reached Pine Bluff in about 20 minutes, then returned. Other officers will fly to Pine Bluff during the week and Maj. J Carroll Cone will fly to Memphis to arrange further night flights. Major Cone notes the Memphis course is more difficult for night flying. Lieutenant Hewitt, Arkansas National Guard instructor, left for a cross country flight to Mansfield La.
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Litle Rock
Little Rock
Pine Bluff
154Th
Robert Baker
Adams
Oat’ Toneyfield
Little Bork
Pine “Bluff
Maj. J. Carroll
Cone
Memphis
Lite Rock
Lieut
L. R. Hewitt
Arkansas National Guard
Mansfield la
Sunshine and Health Program At Local Club Dinner
A long dining table featured yellow and green decor with chrysanthemums and ferns and tall green holders. Miss Iva Hipp sang The Sunshine of Your Smile, leading a community singalong. Mrs. Brooks Ellson discussed vaccines and serums, stressing prophylaxis and medical practice. Miss Forrest Ruggles presented On Stretch and the care of health, noting food ranks first in youth and shifts with age. Dr. Etta Champlin spoke on Why Fail to Be On the Job Every Day. Plans included club expansion at Stamps-Lewisville road and constitutional amendments. Guests included Miss Hipp, Miss Parkins, Miss Maury Jones, and Mrs. Jo Kepner Lowthorp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iva Hipp
Wellie Reed
Miss Hipp
Brooks Ellson
Busness
Forrest Ruggles
Miss Ruggles
Comman Ranst
Etta Champlin
Edna McGough
E! Derade
State Health Bulletin
Mary Arnold
Ella Quigg
Stamps-Lewisville Wat Road
Bevy Henry
Hipy
Nannie Parkins
Maury Jones
Jo Kepner Lowthorp
Will Show Movies at Farm Meeting
The Agricultural Extension Department of International Harvester prepared 20 educational reels for town and country topics. Shown during the Hope agricultural short course December 11-12, they cover canning, poultry, milk, hog health, corn, sheep, alfalfa, soybeans, and orange production to educate and aid farm operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Harvester Company
Hope City Hall
Farry
America
Alleged Slayer's Fate Up to Jury in Clarendon
In Clarendon Cir Circuit Court a first degree murder trial against Marshel Tucker for the slaying of Johnnie Smallwood went to the jury Tuesday night. About 40 witnesses testified, including many women guests at a Halloween dance at Tucker's father's cafe where the shooting occurred. The defense and prosecution diverged on Smallwood's alleged knife possession as a quarrel over a water source sparked the fatal shot from a .44 pistol. The courthouse crowd remained packed through lunch hour awaiting the verdict. Minor cases follow with a $55,000 damage suit against the Austin Bridge Co. likely Thursday.
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Clarendon
Marshel Tucker
Johnnie Smallwood
Circucutt
Smallwood
Tucker
Cotton Belt Station
Frank Henderson
Henderson
Witi
Austin Bridge Company
Clarendon Bridge
Mes. Smith
J. F. Smith
Truck Overturns on Lonoke Pike Injures Driver
Narse B. Leavelle, 60, of Thornton, suffered a fractured skull and loss of consciousness after his gravel skid on the Lonoke pike five miles from Beebe caused his truck to overturn. He was found by two boys and taken to Dr. D. W. Sloan's hospital by a traveling salesman from Wit the Rock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Narse Beebe
A. B. Leavelle
Thornton
Beebe
Lonoke Pike
Wit the Rock
D. W. Sloan
Sloan
Parent Education Conference for Parents and Teachers
A Junior High auditorium gathering Thursday at 3 pm will feature Mrs. E. W. Frost head of the University of Arkansas Bureau of Parents Education. She arrives with insights from a White House child welfare conference. The Mothers Singers chorus will perform two pieces led by Mrs. Margaret Glass Wellburn, with pieces To a Wild Rose and Stars of the Summer Night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margeret Glass Wellburn
MacDonald
Woodbury
Mysterious Case Baffles Texarkana Officials
Texarkana officers found Homer T. Stephens an automobile dealer and Sam Hackett severely injured in a gutter near downtown after a Wednesday dawn assault described as mysterious. The pair, semiconscious, claimed "negroes shot us" but officials suspect white assailants were involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texarkana
Homer T. Stephens
Sam Hackett
La.m
Prison Population Largest Since 1926
Atkins of Hope, chairman of the state Penitentiary Commission, said the penitentiary now houses 1,257 men, the highest number since 1926, with 1,715 at a peak during Governor Gerrell’s administration. He cites rising petty crime and weak business conditions as factors. The commission will review 50 or more parole applications at its Wednesday meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Atkins
Hope
State Penitentiary Commission
Bracy of Olympicis Arrives for Visit in City
Personal mention reports R. W. Bracy of Olympicis Washington arriving Tuesday night to visit his father Elder W Bracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Bracy
Olympicis
Washington
Bracy
Ues
Killing Fellows Row Over Horses Near Piggott
George Johnson, 45, shot and killed R. G. Knuckles, 83, a farmer north west of Piggott after a dispute over stray horses. Johnson, jailed, claims self defense. Knuckles died at the scene. four eyewitnesses reported the incident. No inquest will be held. Knuckles leaves a wife and several children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piggott
R. G. Knuckles
George Johnson
Knuckles
Johnson
G. A. McNill
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Jagie F. Cappleman
Cemetery ‘Association
Woman's Missionary Society of the Methods
R. B. Stanford
South Elm
John F. Vesey
0. A. Graves
Tl’. S. McDavitt
Mestames
Edwin Ward
W. T
J. P. Veale
J. E. Williams
Tallule
W. &. Frost
Toxarkeno
Fusion High
P.T. A
Gurdochy
H.C. Whitworth
Veale
State Highway Department
Terrell Cornellis
Tuesday Bridge Club
South Pine Street
Richardson Ayren
A. K. Holloway
Woman's Missionary Society
First Methodist Church
W. G. Allison
West Avenue
U. D.C
R.J. White
North Washington Street
Mesdames Harmon, Tharp and Huntley
Briant’s Drug Store
Jove
Conrad Nagel Genevieve Tobin Rose Hobart Basil Rathbone
Saenger
Mypie of
The
Underworld
Bart Nolan
PM Owen Moore
Mary Ellington Arnold
John Wayne
Marguerite Churchill
el Brendel
Williams
154Th Observation Squadron
Slayer
S. Fate
M, Tucker of
Little Hope
Parent-Education
E. W. Frost
Arkansas University
Secuuvesz
Leavelle
Thorn- Durgans
Schram
Griffithville
Brown
Conan
McDonald
Averyone
Gsiffitagle Ba Cose
W. S. Atkins
Stevin
Gohngon
Hgate
Kopweh
Ane
Aya
NSCO
P. A. Lewis
Percale
J. ¢. Rey Co
West Seco
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