Local Society Notes and Campus Gossip in Hope Arkansas
The Bay View Reading Club meets at 3 PM Wednesday at Mrs W R Hamilton on South Elm Street. Family and community updates include Penes in Converse, Miss Maggie Bell visiting Texarkana, Elizabeth Green and classmates from Texarkana High, Fimmie Harbin visiting Little Rock relatives, Jusie Andersgon in Little Rock, Arch Moore hosting with Mrs Ellington of Apache Texas, and Mrs Moore’s improving health after surgery. Wingie, daughter of Mr and Mrs W U Tile of McCaskill Arkansas, wed Loni Rowland son of Mr and Mrs J A Rowland of McCaskill on March 7 1939 in Benton Arkansas. The couple will reside in Hope where the groom works for the Soil Conservation Service and the bride at Sybil’s Beauty Shoppe.
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Bay View
W. R
Elizabeth Green
Texarkana High School
Fimmie Harbin
Little Rock
J. Marbi
Flore ‘Turner
Ray Abdetsad
Jusie Andersgon
J. A. Rowland
McConkill
Benton
Arkansas
B. T. Hollman
Blevins High School
Soil Conservation Service
Sybil's
Home Demonstration Helps Restore Old Chairs
Miss Fletcher and Miss Bates urge farm families to repair worn chairs using removable bottom seats. They detail reseating, replacing padding and fabric, and tightening with center alignment. The Pickards built two chairs from crates costing under five dollars, plus scrap stool.
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Miss Pletcher
Chaiva
Sybil
D. Bates
University of Arkansas College of Agriculture
Geiter
Rocky Mound
CAGE SCHEDULE FOR TROPE AND PATMOS SCHOOLS
The schedule lists Trope High and Patmos High games in February and March. Dates include February 5 Warren at Hope and February 22 Hope at Magnolia among many matchups, plus county tournaments at Blevins and a Diswich tournament in March, with several games at Patmos and Prescott.
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Trope High School
Warren
Hope
el Dorado
Russellville
North
Patmos
Prescott
Garland
Magnolia
New Edinburg
Blevins
Guernsey
Baylor Texas Tilt May Decide Title
Baylor and Texas square off in Dallas in a pivotal Southwest Conference clash that could decide the league race. Texas leads with four wins and one loss, while Baylor, at 5-3, sits third. Rice is looming behind as the drama builds toward the Rice-Texas and SMU-Arkansas matchups.
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Dallas
Texas
Baylor
Austin
Texas University
Gregory Gym
Rice Institute
iRico
Texas Aggies
Baylors
Magszines
Aggies
Flere
Bobby Moers
Hap Shahan
Arkansas
Rice
Henvily
Southern Methodists
Fayetteville
SMU
TCU
Wea
Texas Christian
Fort Worth
Bob Kinney
Hice
Loetionena
Bryski
Seveane
Fannie Hinkle Negro Woman Dies at Home
Fannie Hinkle ageded Negro woman died at her Hope home at 4 30 Sunday morning. She was the wife of Cage Hinkle former janitor at the Hope post office. She came to Hope in 1898 and had been a resident since then. She was an active member of Lonoke Baptist church. Funeral services will be held at 1 p m Tuesday at the church with whites reserved. Surviving are her husband and two children Lillian Pruitt Green and Clifford C Pruitt both of Hope.
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Fannie Hinkle
Hope
Roosevelt delegates, chemurgy push shape 1930s politics
Bruce Catton reports Roosevelt credibility questions as delegates in four states await primary preferences and ad hoc votes while chemurgy promotes farm based industry. The piece notes Republican committees studying farm policy, potential fuel and tariff ideas, and a push for using agricultural products as automotive fuel. Also mentioned are pensions for Civil War era widows, maritime funding cuts, wage hour law amendments, and tensions between Attorney General Murphy and J Edgar Hoover over a fringe group story.
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Roy Woodruff
Michigan
Chemurey
Woodruff
Cation Ny
House Pension Committee
U.S. Maritime Commission
House Appropriations Committee
Graham Barden
Fleming
Murphy
Gore
J. Edgar ‘Hoover
Hoover
Southwest Arkansas to form new athletics conference
Texarkana and seven other Southwest Arkansas schools will meet February 10 in Prescott to organize a Southwest Arkansas Athletics conference. Represented are Texarkana Nashville Prescott Smackover Gordon De Queen Arkadelphia Magnolia. The plan aims to provide football basketball and track goals before a formal state title exists.
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Texarkana
W. M. Locke
Arkansas High School
Southwest Arkansas
Prescott
Arkansas
Tlexarkana
Nashville
Smackover
Gordon
de Queen
Arkadelphia
Magnolia
Arkansas High School Conference
Columbus Defeats Ashdown in Tight 35–30 Night
Columbus repeats over Ashdown in a four game series sweep as Columbus wins ten straight. Dillard and Fair lead the home team with 10 and 8 points while Ashdown’s Christian tops visitors with 12. Columbus to meet Texarkana Independent at Saratoga gym Monday in the rematch.
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Columbus
Ashdown
Little River County Boys
Christian
Dillard
Fair
Parker
Saratoga Gymnasium
Texarkana
Jonesboro Lands Arkansas Basketball Tournaments
Jonesboro won bids to host both class A and class B senior high school basketball tournaments March 7 9, with $1910 accepted for the meets and $50 for the junior high February 29 March 2. The AAA suspended Strawberry High School and coach W L Banks for ineligible players. Officials Pryor Evans Batesville Al Vin Bell Clifford Shaw Mackey Whitten were named to officiate in Jonesboro. Drawings set matchups across districts for Class A Class B and Juniors.
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Little Rock
VPI
Jonesboro
Arkansas
The
Arkansas Athletic Association
S - Marlon
University of
Tr. Kansas
Strawberry High School
Lawrence County
W. L.banks
Pryor
Evans
Batesville
al Vin Bell
Clifford’ Shaw
Mackey’ Whitten
Rion
Val
Byle
Pye
Clow Cagers Edge Yerger 33 32 In Openers
Clow High School beat Yerger 33 to 32 in a season opener with Leroy White leading Clow scorers at 17 points Amos Henry of Hope 15 and Doss 14 for Hope. The game stayed tight until the final minute when a Clow free throw sealed the win. Hope to play Fulton at Hope Friday afternoon.
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Yerger High School
Clow High School
Leroy White
Clow
Amosj Henry
Hope
Doss of
Verger
Fulton
Woman Worker Aids Suicides Prevention Leader
Mary Morris profiles Bonnell a New York counselor for the National Save-AllLife League founded by Dr. Harry M. Warren. She describes daily confrontations with despairing individuals, notes statistics on self harm, and explains tactics of immediate compassionate intervention focusing on faith, practical aid, and tracing underlying causes.
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Mary Morris
Wpfeature ‘Service
Lone
League
Harry M. Warren
Warren
United States
Ion
Mind Your Manners 7 M Regu Spat Off
Test reader knowledge on social etiquette with questions about wedding gifts guests ushers and best man roles. Answers include yes no and practical guidance for distant weddings and courtesy toward relatives and friends.
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M. Regu
Rome
Ahr
Secretary Etiquette During Paperwork Jests and Stress
A fragmented note discusses assistant duties and dictation timing. It advises telling the secretary you are leaving so she can locate you in an emergency, planning around a 5:15 deadline, and giving care with morning interactions. It also suggests not rushing a secretary with urgent errands or swearing in front of visitors.
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Ile Cere
Stenographer
Theo
Ito
Barbs and Mix of News Snapshots and Errors
An OCR damaged fragment cites Ann Sothern and an appendectomy with unclear details. It mentions a California fine for drunken driving, a retired military reference, a skipper confusing Philadelphia with New York harbor, and a remark about a voyage back to England. Minor and garbled, no clear narrative.
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Ann. Sothern
Sear
Fornia
Port Delphia
New York ‘Harbor
England
Patient care motto echoed in clinic anecdote
A fragment reflects a clinician’s view that patient outcomes rest with God, while the physician does their best and leaves the rest to fate as they describe stopping at a theatre on the way home and noting patients leaving the office.
Majors Rosar Homers in Early Yankee Career Highlights
Narration notes Buddy Rosar, Yankees catcher, hit a homer in his fifth pro game in Binghamton in 1934 and two roundtrippers in Newark in 1937. It recalls his first appearance with the Yankees last summer and mentions Boy Scout movement growth with 32 original countries.
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New York
Buddy Rosar
Yankees
Binghamton
Newark
Boy Scout Movement
Italy
Germany
Build-up of CARDUI touted for menstrual relief
A vintage notice promotes CARDUI as a remedy for functional dysmenorrhea caused by malnutrition. It claims CARDUI relieves headaches nervousness cramps and digestive distress, sharpens appetite and aids digestion. It advises taking a few days before and during the period and notes CARDUI’s 50 years of popularity.
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Maggie Bell
Pred Marshall
Qmy
Joh Ellington
Aapla
Arch Moore
Francis
Moore
Jimia Chester Mowptay
Unil
W. BL -Bridewetl
Marshall
Fexas
Artity
Avery Moore
Justine Ellington
Galveston
W. UI. Tile
McCaskit
Wingie
Loni Rowland
Mary Claude ‘Fletcher
Rialto
Rat Brew
Bob Hope
PRS
Amerigat
Stephen Foster
Mtyty
Columbia Picture
Saenger
Cage
Baylor-Texas Tilt
Wil
Kinney
Selman
Carewell
Riko
Vaughn
Frivatdsky
Bac
Henr'son
Aus
Wilk'son
Jake
Suinny South
Birmingham
Ala
Bruce Catton
Roosevelt
Bruce Nea
Washingto
Washington
Arthur Limbach
Pennsylvania
Joe Guffey
Illnois
Keldy
Chicago
Florida
Claude Pepper
Winnois
Ohio
Figuida
Winois
Fdr
HEA Reo Inc
Tigers
Sec
Cunsellor
Ned
Saby
Hope Creamery and Dairy CO
Hempstead County
Davenport
Hope Hardware Company
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