Community notices and club happenings mixed with brief society notes
February events include the Pat Cleburn Chapter UDC meeting at Mrs S L Bracy home with program by Ozan ladies and associate hostesses. Other items note Lucky Thirteen club gathering hosted by Miss Mary Dell Reynulds on South Elm Street and Tuesday bridge at Mrs Ernest Wingfield’s on North Pine Street with prizes. Local church music program planned for Sunday evening at First Methodist with violin solo by Miss Helen McRae and a Founders Day observance on February 17 joining Brookwood P T A units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Cleburn
S. L. Bracy
Division Street
J. A. Henry
Geo. Spraggins
Maggie Bell
Wilbur Jones
Chas. Locke
John Barrow
Ozan
Robert E. Lee
Mary Dell Reynulds
Lucky Thirteen Club
South Elm Street
Ernest Wingfield
Tuesday Bridge Club
North Pine Street
Terrell Cornelius
A. M. Key
First Methodist Church
Ralph Routon
Helen McRae
Restoration of Farm Parity and Debt Relief Demanded
A farm allotment piece argues that foreclosures, low farm wages, high taxes, and collapsed farm values threaten national recovery. It urges restoring price parity between agriculture and industry to revive farmer buying power and curb industrial stagnation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
United States
South Carolina
Georgia
Rhode Island
North Central
Bobcats Lose Capt Pete Brown Amid Financial Woes
Bobcats star Pete Brown, a junior two sport athlete and co captain elect for 1933, will quit Hope due to financial difficulties. Brown has starred as quarterback and guard and earned a track letter, with his likely final appearance set for the Washington high game at 7:30 p.m. at the high school gym as Blevins and Columbus also schedule contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teddy Jones
Pete Brown
Brown
Bobcat
Lloyd Berry
Bobcats
Hope
Jones
Washington High School Cagers
Blevins
Columbus
Bennie Moten at Saenger Theatre Tonight
Bennie Moten and his 16‑piece Victor Recording Orchestra appear at the Saenger Theatre for Thursday’s 8:35 pm show. The band, famed for dance music, headlines Moten’s coast to coast ballroom and theater appearances and recent radio broadcasts for JER Columbia networks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennie Moten
Victor Recording
Saenger Theatre
Moten
JER Columbia Networks
Farm Allotment Bill Aims To Restore Prewar Price Balance
The speaker argues for stabilizing farm prices so cotton wheat hogs and other staples maintain the same relation to general price levels as in 1909 to 1914. The proposed farm allotment bill, already passed by the House, seeks immediate relief and now awaits Senate action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Senate
Marconi Develops Secrecy in Radio
Italian inventor Guglielmo Marconi describes micro waves for radio with minimal interference and high secrecy. He cites a 12 mile link between Vatican City and Castel Gandolfo using a parabolic reflector antenna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Leiding
Associated Press
London
Guglielmo Marconi
Marconi
Royal Institution of Great Britain
Vatican City
Castel Gandolfo
Rome
Bennie Moten and Victor Orchestra at Saenger Theatre
Bennie Moten ranks with Cab Calloway and Fletcher Henderson in the jazz world. His band will showcase rhythmic dance orchestra style with special arrangements and vocal soli on a southern tour stop at the Saenger theatre. Douglas Fairbanks Jr. appears on screen twice, at 7 p.m. and 3 30 p.m. in The Parachute Jumper with no balcony prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennie Moten
Cab Calloway
Fletcher Henderson
Victor Orchestra
Saenger Theatre
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr
Room with board for rent in South Pine area
Classified notice under 1-31-c. contact Mrs. S. R. Young at 320 South Pine for a room with board available, phone 374-W for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. R. Young
South Pine
Senators Caution F D on War Debts in Senate Warning
In a Tuesday Senate session Senators James Hamilton Lewis Illinois and David A Reed Pennsylvania warn President-elect Roosevelt to avoid one sided debt deals with Great Britain. They fear Roosevelt may undermine American interests by negotiating personally and repeating Wilsons perceived errors. Reed criticizes plans to let defaulting nations strike new terms and urges a stronger American stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Great Britain
Roosevelt
James Hamilton Lewis
Illinois
Lewis
Wilson
Faris
David A. Reed
Pennsylvania
Ronald Lindsay
Reed
Spring Hill Ends Fine Season In Hempstead County
Spring Hill closes the season undefeated in Hempstead County and runs seven straight wins on an 11 game schedule. The final scores show Spring Hill 21 to 11 over Washington and 24 to 12 over Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Hill
Hempstead
Washington
Spring Hill Wins Varied Football Results Under Coach Earle Fischer
Spring Hill posted multiple scores against opponents including Emmet Mineral Springs Patmos Hope and Stamps with wins and losses. The team led by coach Earle Fischer featured players Lester Boyce Robert Horn Melvin Johnson Robert Harold Collins Olin Brint Monroe and Vernon Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Hill
Emmet
Mineral Springs
Patmos
Hope
Stamps
Lon
Columbus
Earle Fischer
Lester Boyce
Robert =horn
Melvin Johnson
Robert Harold Collins
Olin Brint
Monroe
Vernon Brown
Austin Franks Buys Rettig’s On West Division Street
Local figure Austin Franks with the agency buys Rettig's on West Division Street to be run by his wife, Mrs. Austin Franks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Franks
Rettig’s
West Division Street
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Societus&s
Sir Henry Inuit
E. A. Guest
J. L. Goodbar
St. Louis
Little Rock
Max Cox
Shlusher
J. M. Bush
Brookwood P. T. A
Frances Jane Hays
Lloyd Spencer
Mr. Spencer
Mrs
J. B. Koonce
Koonce Farm
Fulton
Laurel
Hardy
Sevenance Bette
Davis
His
Victor Recording Orchestra
Jean Parker
M-G-M Pictures
Miss Mary Battles
White Way Beauty Shop
Mae-Ann Beauty Shop
Fhone
Capt
Pine Bluff
Saenger
Rettig’s Grocery
West Division
Austin Frank’s Grocery
Mrs. Stafford
Capelettes
Pin
Vanestine
F.D
Woodrow Wilson
Mr. Roosevelt
AERIS
Tacks Financially
Geo. W. Robison & Co
Prescott
Eagle
Nashville
Jor
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