Yearend Social Notes and Local Notices
A collage of society items, meetings, visits, and personal announcements. The Cemetery Association meeting is postponed to January 5, 1937. Olive Nell Edgington departs for Winfield Louisiana after a holiday visit, and Mrs Mabel Sullivan leaves for Latte Reel. Polly Rankin visits Tupelo. dances hosted by Misses Mary Nell Carter and Katharine Franks with guests from Little Rock and Tupelo. Mrs Steve Carrigan Jr. and Mary Delia Carrigan visit Little Rock. Miss Mary Porterfield and Mrs Wy Ef. Porterfield in Shreveport. Mr and Mrs Walter B Williams visit Texarkana. Arch Wylie and family in town. A K Holloway hosts a bridge gathering with prizes to Mrs A M Key and Mrs L W Young. Charles Lowithorp Jr Bert Bauer return to LaPlace Louisiana. Chas Scott of Prescott visiting. Miller announces a son James Richard Miller born December 30. Mrs Sue Colling and Miss Dorothy Collins return from Kilgore Texas with Wanda Momon visiting.
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The
Cemetery Association
Olive Nell Edgington
Winfield
Mabel Sullivan
FH. Douthit
Latte Reel
Charles Lowithorp Jr
Bert Bauer
C. S. Lowthorp
LaPlace
Chas. Scott
Prescott
Cty
Sue Colling
Spring HU
Dorothy Collins
Cra
J.S. Mamon
Kilgore
Texas
Wanda Jenn Momon
Christmas Visits and Family Gatherings in Holly Grove
Sunday afternoon Rev Waller led a regular age reunion. Frances Willis Letha Bain spent Saturday with Mrs Maude Elliott. Kennie Atkins Laura Faye Reid of Battlefield visited relatives for Christmas. Beatrice Hembree joined them for a few days. Earl Cox family spent Christmas with son Jack Cos. Carl Evans and two children visited J F Willis. Friends are glad to know that Dale ones.
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Waller
Frances Willis
Letha Bain
Maude Elliott
Kennie Atkins
Laura Faye Reid
Battlefield
Beatrice Hembree
Earl Cox
Jack Cos
Carl Evans
J. F. Willis
Dale
With the Ladies Sale and Women’s Roles Across Nations
A discussion contrasts women’s choices in democracy versus totalitarian regimes. Countess Waldeck highlights American freedoms to work, vote, and lead families, while Soviet Russia pressures women into work and state family duties. Germany’s Nazi era shifts women toward home life and security, leaving only America with broad personal choice. Iowa broadcasts German, Spanish, and French courses from UI radio two days weekly.
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Germany
Russia
Halv
Countess Waldeck
American Woman's Association
New York City
Ourshan
Soviet Russia
Countess Walkleek
Soviet of Socialist Republics
Countess Weldeck
America
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Atkins Family Moves Near Washington After Improvement
The Garrett family and relatives plan relocation to near Washington as Atkins shows marked improvement. Visits include Mr Schooleys from near Hope and Lige Buarden from Hope while W S Atkins and daughters from Hope joined Christmas Day dinner with Mr and Mrs J C Atkins.
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Bubs ‘Bie
Joe Yeager
Mrs. *Davis
Hot Springs
Babe Didrikson to enter Los Angeles Open January event
Mildred Didrikson, still pursuing men’s competition as a golf pro, plans to become the first woman in the Los Angeles Open January 6 through 11. She failed to qualify for the Southern California Open, won by George Von Elin with 279, but earned $31 in the event. She is pictured with Richard Arlen, notable actor and amateur.
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Mildred Didrikson
George von Elin
Texas
Richard Arlen
New Year's Eve film lineup at Saenger theatres
The Saenger advertisEs a trio of film showings for New Year’s Eve and New Year’s Day. Doris Nolan in The Man I Marry headlines a special preview at 1 o'clock, followed by Wedding Present with Joan Bennett and Cary Grant. Nobody's Fool stars Edward Everett Horton in a brisk Universal farce, supported by Glenda Farrell and Cesar Romero. The cast includes Ware Renner Hymer, John King, Diana Gibson, Nan Gray, Marl Shelton, and Henry Hunter. Arthur Greville Collins directs.
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Clark Gable
Marion Davies
Cain
Joan Bennett
Cary Grant
Grant
Miss Bennett
New York
Merry
New Theater
Edward Everett Horton
Glenda Farrell
Horton
Cesar Renero
Wareren Hymer
John King
Diana Gibson
Nan Gray
Marl Shelton
Henry Hunter
Arthur Greville Collins
Christmas Holiday Visits Across Tokio Area
Community notes greeting the new year record visits by relatives and friends from Beaumont Kingsland Nashville Mineral Springs and Pine Bluff. Obituary reports the death of George L. Boggs, a former Tokio resident and California migrant, praised as a blacksmith and well loved by neighbors.
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Noah Oldmver
Kingsland
Bessie Stuart
Beaumont
Texas
A. C. Holt
Dee Holt
McCaskill
Kathryn Holt
Neal Matthews
Hope
Route 4
McHughes
Conway County
Sam Huddleston
Prescott
Lloyd Whitmarsh
George Tommy
Juanita
Nashville
F. H. McLarty
Mineral Springs
Watch Night Service at A M E L E Church
Watch night praise service begins at 11 o'clock Thursday night at the A M E church led by Rev BF Davis. Charles Lewis, Wiley College graduate and Gammon Theological School student, delivers the message titled The Blind Man's Crowd. Logan Bailey leaves Hope for Fort Worth to join Hawk Buck Company as traveling representative for Arkansas.
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BF. Davis
Charles Lewis
Wiley College
Gammon Theological School
Atlanta
Logan Bailey
Ft. Worth
Robison& Co
Hawk & Buck Company
Tne
Fort Worth
Texas
Arkansas
Bailey
Hope
Local visits mark Sunday in Camden and nearby towns
Mr and Mrs Ruby Atkins and child of Camden spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs H R Holt. Mrs Sid Phillips and children from Ashdown visited relatives here. Mrs W H Edminston and son Bob from Nashville also visited Mr and Mrs A Holt on Sunday.
New Years Eve Dancer at Barlow Thursday
The New Year's Eve dance at Hotel Barlow is moved to Thursday night from Friday. Robert O'Neal told The Star the event begins at 1 00 p m and features a 12 piece Henderson Collegian band.
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Barlow
Hotel Barlow
Nouneed
Robert O'Neal
The
Star
Henderson Collegian
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Sid Henry See
Annie Newton
Little Rock
Pally Rankin
Tupelo
Miss
Steve Carrigan Jr
Mary Delia Carrigan
E. C. Brown
Wy Ef. Porterfield
Mary Porterfield
iLittle Rock
A. E. Wendling
Shreveport
Lun
Walter B. Williams
Ratcliff, Ack
R. T. White
Jack Stewart
Barry
Texarkana
Arch Wylie
Cleveland
Ohio
Mylie
George Wylie
A. KK. Holloway
A.M. Key
L. W. Young
Vines
Frank Miller
North
Washington Street
James Richard Miller
Marion Davies “Cain & Mabel
Doris Nolan
Man
Holly Grove
Sybil Jison
Aldward Everett Horton
Picton
Charl
Flapper Fay
Sylvia
Hits
Ainight
L Adies
Tokio
Cox's
Wits
Quart Walgreen
Touna
Beatt
Scholl Aircel
Barbara Gould
Myrtice Spears
Cox Drug
John P. Cox Drug Co
Alf Landon
4Gnite House
Roosevelt
Kansas
New Orleans
Duluth
Mike
Ephan
Eagle
Geo. W. Robison & Ca
Geo. W. Robison & Co
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