Christmas Reflections and Local Notices Mix in Hope
A blended column with Christmas quotes, church social plans, and local notices from Hope. Items include First Baptist Sunday school party at Mrs Bates home on South Elm Street, Claudia Coup marriage in Shreveport, Bettie Jones first birthday on North Pine, football fans at Little Rock, D A A meeting at Motel Barlow, Ellis Island gifts, obits for J T Smith Texarkana, and multiple family and church updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.G. Coup
Claudia
Ebb Johnson
Texar Kana
Shreveport
Bettle Jones
Hugh Jones
North Pine Street
Charles, Halbert
Jimmie Yocom
Carolyn Locke
Charlotte Ann Hobbs
Narbars Ann Hamilton
Dan Moses
Mary Beth Routon
Try Yocom
Walter Locke
A. A. Talbert
W. R. Hatciston
G. A. Hobbs
Mac Stuart
Chas, Rauton Jr
Hugh Smith
W. B. Mason
Gus Haynes
Frank Hearne
Mary
G. L. Lewis
Hope
Little Rock
Norman Lewis
University of Arkansas
John Cain
Barlow
I. M. Briant
O. A. Graves
J. Battle
Wee
Ellis Island
A. F. Giles
Springhill
John S. Gibson
Jennie McWilliams
J.T. Smith
Texarkana
Mr. Smith
The
Tharps
R. T. Whites
Smith
A. Heaton
Gallas
Texas
Frank T
Colummn
Chilean Nitrate Radio Feature Sparks Southern Interest
A new radio feature by Natural Chilean Nitrate debuts on twelve Southern stations. Lead roles Uncle Natchel and Sonny are voiced by Frank Wilson and James Franklyn Allen. Rich folklore tunes by Mrs Morente Richardson heighten the program's appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Natchel
Sonny
Hnge
Dorky
Natchel
Frank Wilson
Moses
British Cabinet Backs Down Amid Monarchy Crisis
Rising public support for King Edward prompts ministers to ease pressure on him. Parliament to meet as Prime Minister Baldwin faces questions over the week’s events. Crowds marshal outside Buckingham Palace while monarch and wife’s stance remains firm. Lord Rothermere warns abdication could trigger conscription delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Edward
Downing Street
Empire
Foreign Office
Stanley Baldwin
House ‘of Commons
Kuch
Winston Church Il
Baldwin
Ovec
Dea
Buckini Palace
Soverign
Maines
Fort Belvedive
Powereul
Regitar
Canterbury
Lord Rothermere
London Daily Mail
Jsu
Hope High School Graduate Plans Art Study in To Me District
Hope Miss Brady, a Hope High School graduate, is majoring in art at To Me. She recently returned from a weekend trip to Hot Springs with Mrs. Dr. Rewe, where they attended a business meeting at the National Aid Life Insurance Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jo Brady
J. A. Brady
Hope
Texas Christian Univversity
Days In
Brady
Hope High School
Dr. Rewe
Hot Springs
National Aid Life Insurance Cu
Public mood swayed on Edward VIII marriage crisis
A London rally and church figures weighed the royal marriage issue as public sentiment split over King Edward VIII's union with Wallis Simpson. Maude Royden urged prayers for both the king and the woman he loves while some speakers urged republican reform or restoration of the king. Miss Ellen Wilkinson warned against a possible morganatic marriage threatening women's rights and the throne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Maude Royden
Wallis Warfield Simpson
Syde Park
Edward
Empire
Baldwin
Ellen C. Wilkinson
Far
Tiamen
Wallis Simpson
London
United States
Miss Wilkinson
House’ of Commons
Norths
Hby
Miss. Wilkinson
Mrs. Simpson
Camel mail and myths of lightning in Civil War era
A fragmented excerpt notes camels used for U.S. mail in the Civil War and a belief that lightning hurled thunderbolts. It mentions about 265 checks issued for government workers and a satirical line about Mary and gender roles. A scene at Downing Street sees crowds singing God Save the King as police are pressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Downing Street
Thundercloud Charge Seeks Electric Balance
A thunder cloud develops dual polarity with electrons concentrated near the ground while the cloud retains a positive region aloft. The charge separation creates a strong electrical field that can trigger lightning as air ionizes and conducts the discharge to the surface.
Show Host Promises Gift for Attendees
The notice says if you attend the show you will be given a nice gift. It emphasizes a warm welcome and a small perk for guests.
Window Name Draw Notice For Gifts
A fragmentary notice states names will appear in a display window for two hours only. If your name is not called during your slot you must wait for the next appearance to receive a gift. Names referenced include L ie Moore and others in the colored city area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickins
Moore
Gifts All Here Arrive Light Up City Windows
Hundreds of beautiful gifts arrive and fill store show windows. Mrs. Louise Carlston notes the display, with some items to be exhibited at the Saenger Theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Carlston
Tonite
Saenger Theater
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Lloyd C. Douglas
Toone of
Cour
First Baptist Sunday School
Lee Giles
Tater of
Gile
John S
Jennie McWilliamas
Gil
Rose Hll Cemetery
Nantubert Kaler
W. D. Hemidon
Thyn
Oklay Donal Herpdon
Bure Bliss
Tosa Vite Pant
Trynediiuse
Shrevepot
Lin
Alvin Galloway
Ralph Rowton
North Pyne Street
Jett B. Graves
Jaby
Vaporug
Sing Crosby
Neaven
Saenger
Arkansas
Pius
Ian Stewart
Virginia Bruce
Sig Symphony “Dowd
Wil Tiraioutd Neyys
Shipley Studio
Walnut Street
Hope Star
Edouards
Britain
Ietter
Kate
Kate Smith
New York
Yvonne
Mise
U. S
South Pole
Namana
Barr
Feeney
Chamberlain’s
Chamberlain Laboratories, Inc
Des Moines
Iowa
Chamberlain
Sgott’s
Chevrolet Motor Company
Detroit
Michigan
General Moore
Ranapoligion
General Motors
Town Sedan
Helé Hani
Ferrell ‘Willis
Ity
Carl Jones du Chiarge
John S. Gibson Book Store
Xvxall
Phoce
Sloan
Dty
Joy Ramsey
Tamrorow
Doyle Bailey
Enmnid
Ark
Gorham
Gosnell
Bob