Christmas greetings and visitors in Magnolia area
A local scene notes Christmas offers a poem about the season and lists visitors and guests arriving for the holiday. Frances Patterson arrives from Hendreson State Teachers College to stay with her parents, with various Arkadelphia and Magnolia residents hosting relatives and friends for Christmas.
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Frances Patterson
Hendreson State Teachers College, Arkadelphia
R. M. Patterson
Genevieve Dodd
Magnolia A. & M. College
Mrs
George Dodd
Hand Made Ribbon Collar Tutorial from Santa
Santa offers a simple hand made collar project using grosgrain ribbon. It requires two yards and a quarter of 1.5 inch ribbon and can be completed in a few hours. Colors suggested include white beige shell pink and delicate blue or green with a bib formed from ribbon strips sewn to a neck tie at the back.
Holiday Visitors Arrive For Christmas Cheer In City
Notes of local families hosting guests for Christmas in Little Rock and nearby towns. Duval Purkins and Nancy Lane join the Purkins house party. Brandon and Sandefur families visit Marshall and families in Hot Springs. McCloughans host E E McCloughan of Oklahoma City. Shults shops downtown. toy matinee at Saenger praised. Wanda Lee Porter stays with June Boyett. Dorothy Hamilton and Royce Weisenberger wed October 16 1932 with plans post holiday training. Jimmie Anderson hosts guests from Caddo Gap Longview Texas.
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Nancy Jane
Susan Ann
Little Rock
W. J. Purkins
Dorothy Hamilton
A. A. Hamilton
Spring Hill
Royce J. Weisenberger
Weisenberger
Julia Chester Hospital
Hot Saturday opens at Saenger with Carroll Grant
Nancy Carroll stars in a comedy drama about a girl blamed by a town after a reckless Saturday date. Cary Grant plays the so called bad man while Randolph Scott appears as an old sweetheart. Edward G. Robinson completes a week in Tiger Shark.
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Nancy Carroll
Cary Grant
Randolph Scott
the Saenger
Edward G. Robinson
Man’s Lost Ten Dollar Bill After 23 Years of Sobriety
In Vincennes Indiana D B Hayden once valued a $10 bill as a pledge from 1904 when he stopped smoking. After 23 years the bill vanished with the note promising a liberal reward for its return.
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Vincennes
Ind
D. B. Hayden
Hayden
Technocracy outlook argues industrial progress outpaces jobs
The Technocracy view cites dramatic efficiency gains from 1904 to 1929, with one worker replacing thousands and production rising while employment fell after 1918. Debts rise even as output dips, claiming endless debt growth accompanies depressions and urging limits on resource scarcity as a growth brake.
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New Jersey
Scott
Iowan Popcorn Expert Cultivates Many Varieties in Iowa
CRESCO Iowa Warren B Perry 73 specializes in popcorn not only for pleasure but profit After 61 years in the field he developed 40 varieties and 14 colors He conducts thousands of tests yearly to refine popping quality and kernel size He farms 8 to 10 acres for popcorn and last year harvested 14 tons selling to growers seedsmen and traders
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Cresco
Iowa
Warren B. Perry
Perry
Egg theft chase ends with purse empty in Jacksonville
In Jacksonville Florida Harry Walker a Black man asked Mrs W L O bryan if she wanted eggs and snatched her purse as she paid. Mrs O bryan pursued and J R Geogham joined the chase catching Walker several blocks later the purse was found empty.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Harry Walker
W. L. O'bryan
Hoover to Spend Holiday on Cruise
President Hoover will sail from Savannah Georgia next Saturday on a holiday cruise along the Georgia and Florida coasts. Preparations advanced Wednesday for the trip by the White House staff and naval escorts.
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Hoover
Savannah
Georgia
Washington
Florida
Robert Monday Dies at Texarkana Merchant is Remembered
Robert Monday aged about 60 died Tuesday night at his home in Texarkana. He was long known to Hempstead county residents for over 30 years with William Temple in the mercantile business at Fulton and later in Texarkana. Funeral and burial details were not known by Wednesday noon.
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Robert Monday
Texarkana
Monday
Hempstead County
William Temple
Fulton
Temple
Woman's Auto Course Cut Short By Opposition
Boston lecturer John F. Wostrum planned eight lectures titled What Every Woman Should Know About an Automobile but faced opposition that halted the program. The item notes community pushback and the suspension of the course amid controversy.
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Boston
John F. Wostrum
Kindness Rewarded After Thirty Months
Miss Jean Dawes helped an elderly woman stranded without train fare from Carliff to Swanses by sharing her name and address. The woman later died and left Miss Dawes her estate of 1503 pounds in gratitude for the kindness.
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London
Jean Dawes
Carliff Railways
Swanses
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Technocracy
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