Local club notices and social events listings
Community calendars report meetings at Paisley School and local homes. The Bay View Reading Club, Young Mothers Circle, First Methodist Women and First Baptist Church groups host Christmas events, prayers, and programs with attendees named in attendance lists. A wedding announcement notes Lenora Doris J. Moses wed Henry Allen Babcock in Silver Spring Maryland.
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J. F. Moses
Hope
Lenora Doris
Henry Allen Babcock
Washington, D. C
Church of Ascension
Silver Springs
Maryland
Connecticut
Syenua
Arms embargo moves deepen wartime tensions in London
An extraordinary session discussed an embargo as Britain strengthens air defenses with four antiaircraft groups under RAF command aimed at shielding London. Parliament adjourned without decisions, with no peace prospects before December 12 League committee talks. Premier Laval pursues peace concessions from Mussolini before Saturday talks with Sir Samuel Hoare.
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Royal Air Force
London
Alr
Iweaby
Oit
League
Laval
Rrance
Mussolini
Samuel Hanne
Britain
Italian Forces Face Starved Lines as Ethiopia War Struggles
An analysis notes Italian logistics falter in Ethiopia with impassable terrain halting mule and camel transport. Trucks struggle to deliver supplies, risking insufficient ammunition and food for troops. Airlift may help but payloads are small. experts foresee heavy fighting before the rains end.
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Ethiopia
Oaly Desiree
Eritrea
Visine
Asmara
Axum
Makule
Neviniainous
Jinan High Command
Hope High School Gridiron Stars Sit District 10 Picks
The DeQueen Daily Citizen lists Hope High School players as district 10 selections with four Bobcats named to the first team and several others to the second team. Names include Cargile Reese Keith Anderson Bright and more with positions across offense and defense.
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Hope High School
Jin
Robinson
de Queen
Certer
Young
Hixson
Nashville
Rove
Hope
Schmidt
Texarkana
Gray
Cerede
Kuniatebe
Horatio
Longacre
Wieson
Davis
Arnold
Vorter
Hutch
Anderson
Porter
Aubrey
W. Teliett
Bright
Hetback
Halter
Texarkane
Missouri Pacific Eyes Texas and Pacific Merger or Lease
Missouri Pacific may integrate Texas and Pacific by lease or acquisition to improve joint trackage and facilities. Missouri Pacific owns all preferred stock and 229,500 of 387,550 T P common shares while T P runs independently and may not fully realize consolidation benefits.
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Missouri Pacific
Texas and Pacific
Cotton program extends four year plan despite plowup gains
Administrators cite the 4 year extension of the cotton program as 8.5 million bales were cut under plowup and current reductions. The world carryover was about 9,010,000 bales, larger than the 10 year average until 1922-33 but below the 1932 peak. Officials say the policy aims at gradual supply adjustment under the Agricultural Adjustment Act to aid producers, the South, and the nation. Production was estimated at 11,141,000 bales for 1935 with expectations to near 11,000,000 in 1936.
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Chester A. Davis
Rocky Mound News Notes Reach Families and Visitors
Saturday gatherings connect Rocky Mound residents as Mrs Anidy Jordan and Mrs Fletcher Easterling host and visit relatives. Elva Pickard and Fay Pickard share social evenings. Aunt Ella Higgason dies, burial at Rocky Mount cemetery.多 families, births, and visits feature show neighborhood ties. Mr and Mrs Carl Jordan of Texas visit, others host and attend dinners and calls through the week.
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Anidy
Jordan
Fletcher Easterling
Burl
Elva Pickard
Fay Pickard
Theo Messer
Ella Higgason
Rocky Mount
Carl Jordan
Texas
Andy Jordan
Olen Bennett
Tommy Butler
Bill Fincher
Florence Fincher
Purlee Boswell
Mitchell
Dale
John Bill Jordan
Dewey Bearden
E. Q. Rogers
Kim Bearden
Washington
Ralph Hunt
Hunt
E. 0. Rogers
Doris Yarbrough
Walter Heirston
Cecil Rogers
Warren Pickard
Marine
Henry Pickard
Fay
Barton Bearden
Grandmother Bearden
Parnos Hinton Home Demonstration Club Notes
PRA NOS HINTON HOME DEMONSTRATION CLUB met Friday afternoon November 15 at Mrs Velma Gibson Cagle with seven members present. Officers elected for next year are Berlin Simmons president Ena Drake vice president Lucy Drake secretary Edith Rider reporter. Miss Griffin absent. Social hour featured handwork and a prize contest won by Edith Rider. Next meeting December 13 at Ena Drake, with plans for a Christmas time. Also notes about Spokane police cars and guards in a joint man hunt test and a remark on French airlines merger in 1933.
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Praenos-Hinton
Parnos - Hinton Home Demonstration Club
Velma Gibson Cagle
Stella Adamis
Ball
Berlin Simmons
Ena Drake
Bes
Lucy Drake
Edith Rider
Miss Griffin
Miss Alford
Miss Owens
Joo
Canadian Treaty Faces Mixed Political Reactions Across Regions
The document outlines how western and northwestern farm leaders and lumbermen react skeptically to a Canadian trade treaty, while eastern manufacturers see potential gains from lower import duties. The piece notes the AAA payments context, Democratic linkage to other deals, and Republican caution amid speculative 1936 politics, with Hoover opposed but many possible Republican nominees awaiting clearer signals.
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Roosevelt
West
Northwest
S ‘Maye
St. Lawrence
Cresitiet
Fletcher
United States
Washington
Hoover
Birthday Party for Linda Bonds Draws Many Friends
Miss Linda Merle Bonds celebrated her 7th birthday Saturday from 2 to 4 PM with games and refreshments. Guests included Mrs. W T Yarberry and Mrs. Sanford Bonds, and the hostess received numerous gifts. Nearby residents and visitors were noted in social updates alongside recent moves and visits in the community.
80th Birthday Dinner for A W Whole Jos Allen
A celebration marked the 80th birthday of A W Whole Jos Allen with a dine r Sunday December 1 at the homes of ME and Mes 2 Hf Pox fer in Spring Mil An array of attendees included Me and Mrs Matt Alien and children Verlor Alten and Lyle Allen of Hope Mr and Mes Jack Huckabee Mr and Mrs Willard Huckabee Warner and Wayre Huckabee Rhea PHINhs Mr and Mrs Charles B Turner and Mrs Minnie Marlin of Texarkana Afternoon guests included Mr and Mrs Oxcar Britt and daughter Beatrice from Miller capacity and Tom Martin of Spring t.
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A. W. Whole
Jos Allen
A. Aure Prise
Dudley Huckdries
Magnolia
Local Social Notes Highlight Prescott Area Visits
Mrs Atte Carter and Miss Francis Francisco of Prescott spent the weekend with Miss Chines lene Stewart. Mr and Mrs W C Brown and Mrs T J Stewart shopped in Prescott Saturday. Earl Fore and children of Center Point and Ruth Huskey of Ashdown visited Marlbrook friends Sunday. Opal Honea left for Hope for a new position. Mrs Lewis Stanley and daughter visited Lige Lee. Mary Bonds to work at the state hospital in Little Rock. Sanford Bonds visited Hope Monday. John Auxler and son Maryin and Mrs George W Hunt of India visited. Elizabeth Francisco of Prescott visited Marlbrook Sunday. Mrs E M Bonds nursing in Prescott at the Cova Nonnell hospital. Horse Whitted spent weekend in Gurdon.
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Atte Carter
Francis Francisco
Preschott
Chineslene Stewart
W.C. Brown
T. J. Stewart
Presdott
Earl Fore
Center Point
Ruth, Huskey of
Ashdown
Marlbrook
Opal Honea
Hope
Lewis Stanley
Lige
Lee
Mary Bonds
State Hospital
Little Rock
Sanford Bonds
John Auxler
Maryin
George W. Hunt
India
Elizabeth Francisco All
Prescott
Marly Brook
E. M. Bonds
Cova Nonnell Hapita
Horsce Whitted
Gurdon
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