Hope area church notes and community updates
Sunday school class plans a potluck at 7 o clock Friday at Mrs. Garrett Story’s home. Mrs. Frank Hearne and Macy Kane visited in Little Rock. Miss Mary Catts shopped in town. The Lites Club at Hope High presents the play Dese Niggers to raise funds for the library with Eleanor Foster directing. Various church groups held February meetings with devotional talks, programs, and social hours. A wedding in Little Rock unites Mildhett Jones and Winvey Thomas, and Floyd Fowler announces the arrival of a daughter Patricia at Josephine hospital. Mary Ivy Josephine is welcomed by Mr. and Mrs. R A Blackwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lites Club
Hope High School
Finley Ward
Ceeeds
High Hool Library
Eleanor Foster
Lindenwood College
St. Charles
Foster
W. M
First Methodist Church
Dale Wilson
West Second Street
Harry Dobbs
Frank Miles
Fous Nome
J. G. Martindale
A. K
Joel Smith
Ed Barham
D. G. Richards
Tom Turner
Mamie Briant
T. RB. Billingsley
B. M. Jones
Mildhett
Winvey Thomas
O. Coke
San Amanita
Jeans
Little Rock
M. L. Wayles
Wit Mes
James Price Staytor
Littley Rok
Thoms
City of Hope
First Methodlist Church
Sit McMath
North
Washington Street
Cornelia Whitehurst
Cirele Teater
Rey Stephenson
John P. Vesey
Eirele Spengon
Charline Crane
Christ
Floyd Fowler
Longview
Texas
Patricia
Josephine Hospital
Fowler
Katherine Bourne
Woodmen Circle Installs Officers in Regular Session
Woodmen Circle Foplir Grove No 16 met in Woodmen's hall South Main Tuesday night. State manager Mrs ELC Geyer of Little Rock district deputy Eva Taylor attended. Officers for the year installed include guardian Kathy Laseter past guardian Livie Middlebrooks advisor Bennie Boswell financial secretary Alma Dell Taylor banker Lucutiy Boswell attendant Ruth Bowden chaplain Bertha Eason finer sentinel T BR Bryant outer sentinel Eve Taylor Minnie Boyles Nunie Moody with B C Geyer installing officer and Nannie Taylor as installing attendant. Large attendance and evident interest marked the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foplir
Alma Dell Taylor
Mixa Lucutiy Boswell
Ruth Bowden
Ida Westerman
Bertha Eason
Finer Sentinel
T. BR. Bryant
Outer Sentinel
Eve Taylor
Minnie Boyles
Nunie Moody
Atgeliton's
B. C. Geyer
Nanie Taylor
Humanss Sponsors Two Third Census Across Isles
A historical item notes Humanss backing two third censuses in the British Isles, positioning the group as sponsor of census efforts surpassing others in the region. The entry highlights the scope of the sponsorship and its prominence in demographic data collection.
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British Isles
How One Woman Lost 20 Pounds of Fat
An advertisement touts Kruschen Salts as a fat loss aid. It claims daily intake in hot water reduces fat in weeks, boosts energy, clears skin, and renews youth, with a money back guarantee if not convinced. It lists John S. Gibson Drug Co. as the supplier and urges purchase from druggists nationwide.
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John S. Gibson Drug Co
America
Adv
Income Tax In a Nutshell for 1918 filers
The filing period runs January 1 to March 14, 191H. The collector of internal revenue for the district of the taxpayer's principal place of business processes returns. A four percent tax applies to the first 4000 over personal exemptions and credits, eight percent on the excess, with a surtax on income over 4000. Do not file without studying form instructions and attach memoranda as needed.
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Witere
Internal Revenue
Head of a family tax exemption explained for 1933 rules
The article outlines who qualifies as head of a family for tax exemptions in 1933. It describes criteria of financial and legal dependency, the $2,500 exemption, and a $400 credit per dependent. It notes only one head of a family per return and that single filers must file if net income hits $1,000 or more, even with exemptions.
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Yousun
Rumors of Cabinet Resignations Prompt Investigation
Washington reports indicate F D Urges may resign from the cabinet amid rumors spread by unidentified individuals. The inquiry originated from charges brought to the president and ordered by Sveretwy Dern after White House notification. Reports also detail high salaries paid aircraft representatives connected to government contracts, with United Aircraft & Transport named as paying over 585,100 annually to officials handling contracts. W. E. Boeing chairs the company.
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Son
Dern
Rencevel
Sveretwy Dern
Vousy
Hugo Avisdon
Washington
Five Games Here Wednesday Night
Five basketball games are scheduled for Wednesday night at two venues. Coach Teddy Jones' Bobcats, with seven victories and no defeats, defend their record against Columbus High School. Guernsey meets Blevins, and the Columbus girls face Patmos. Armory games start at 7 0 o'clock, with Bodenw and Patmos junior and senior teams competing. Wheat, a vice president, drew $29,000 yearly, tied to aircraft contracts and Army and Navy planes and engines.
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Gymnanumn
Armory
Teddy Jones
Bobcats
Columbus High School
Guernsey
Blevins
Columbus
Patmos
Wheat
Army
House
Auning
Charles Francis Adams
Navy
Hoover Administration
Naval Aeronautics
Edward P. Varney
David S. Inkalls
Senate
W. E. Boeing
United Aircract & Transport
Bys
Black
Democrat
Alabama
Mudh
F. B. Rentschler
Boeing
Richard Hoyt
Pan- American Airways
Pan-American
Navy Department
Pratt-Whitney Company
Pratt-Whitney
Blue Star Ointment Promises Skin Relief
An old ad touts Blue Star Ointment as a cure for itchy skin issues including eczema rash ringworm pimples and other troubles. It claims the product defeats germs and soothes irritation for humans and dogs.
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Ady
Black-Draught and Syrup Promoted for Biliousness
Charles KE Stevens of Columbus Indiana writes that Bills cause sleepiness dizziness and fatigue, but after using Thedford s Black Draught he feels better and more able to work. The ad notes that children like the new pleasant tasting Syrup of Black Draught.
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Thedford
Charles KE
Stevens
Columbus
Ind
Ohio City Blazes Hynicka and Cincinnati Reform
A historical look traces Hynicka’s control of Cincinnati and the rise of reform movements led by the Cincinnatus Association and Murray Leasongood. The Birdlegs Ballot League and City Charter Committee pushed for a city manager system. Sherrill’s tenure delivered measurable savings, lower taxes, and improved services, with reduced crime and racketeering noted. The article contrasts Cincinnati’s reform progress with wartime politics and broader U.S. urban corruption.
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Murray Leasongood
Charles Phelps Taft, Jr
Cincinfatioa Association
Birdlegs Ballot League
Birdstess Ballot League
Nime
Sherrill
Washington
Heun
Dykstrn
Chicago
Detroit
New York
Charles Taft, Jr
Cincinnati
Charter Association
France Changes Sees Deputies Cornered by Mob
In Paris a mob backed by crowds pressed against the Made leine church as former Frontier leader Ettouard Herriot exited the Chamber of Deputies narrowly escaping beatings. Senator Gaston Menier, a wealthy industrialist, faced volatile scenes amid the upheaval.
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Madeleine Church
Ettouard Herriot
Chamber of Deputies
Gaston Menier
Arkansas Bond Holders Suit Tied to 1933 Refunding Act
District bondmen funded or ordered by the 1933 refunding act must be disposed of before the new measure can operate. A conference Monday will decide procedures to dismiss or withdraw the suit filed last summer by the Arkansas Bondholders Protective Committee of New York. Simultaneous steps may be taken to dissolve the injunction as the bill is approved by the governor. Pennsylvania Attorney General Schnader has not yet stated his position on withdrawing his state's Supreme Court suit requiring Arkansas to restore collateral security for direct highway obligations. he warned a decision would come by Monday.
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Arkansas Bond
Hal i
Norwood
W. A. Schnader
Pennsylvania
Supreme Court of the United States
Arkansas
Editor's Threat Ends in Gunfire and Death
A CITL editor attempted to calm McGuire during a suicide threat after claiming personal tragedy. As police rushed to the scene, McGuire refused postponement, saying publicity could help release his songs. He shot himself and died at Emergency hospital.
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MocGuire
McGuire
London film circles report Ashley divorce amid scandal
London reports confirm Lord Ashley eldest son of the Kay of Shaftesbury has filed for dissolution of marriage to Lady Ashley citing Douglas Fairbanks Sr as co respondent. Ashley, not widely popular in his set, had shelved the plan previously due to family objections. A friend notes ongoing rumors and tension within high society.
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London
Eng
Lord Ashley
Kay of
Shaftesbury
Lady Ashley
Douglas Fairbanks Sr
Ashley
Untold motive behind Agh ley divorce choice
An unclear excerpt hints that Agh ley plans to end his marriage and singles out Fairbanks as the unique recipient of the story’s focus. The reason for choosing Fairbanks remains a mystery, leaving readers puzzled by the decision.
Sardis Organizes Community Club in February meeting
Women of Sardis organize a home demonstration club at Mrs Leon Hines home with 14 present and 13 joining. Officers elected include President Mrs Jeff Tollott and Vice President Miss Mario Reed. Leaders chosen for nutrition, gardening, landscaping, clothing, home management, and poultry. A cooking demonstration followed.
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Sardis
Leon
Hines
Helen Griffin
Jeff Tollott
Vic
Mario Reed
Leon Hines
Narleese Green
V. Hines
J.V
Fragmented dialogue hints at March meeting and finances
A garbled exchange mentions a March 5 gathering, a request for funds, and pricing for treatment. The dialog references a train into the city and a doctor’s charges, but clarity is limited, leaving core facts and participants uncertain.
Fragmentary dialogue on a dealer sale and a long time
A damaged fragment shows a dealer and a buyer arguing about a purchase. The text includes garbled phrases and mentions long time spans but lacks clear facts or names.
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Mrs. Sin Hanry
Ndith Thompson
Garrett Story
West Second
Frank Hearne
Tittle
Macy Kane
Mary Catts
Wasay
City
Nite
Womans Missionary Union of the
First Baptist Church
Edwin Bassett
Mathew
Hugh Smith
BR. ¥. Herntton
Aedloimis
R.A. Blackwell
Mary Ivy Josephine
Rexall Organization
John
Gibson Drug Company
Rexall
Saenger
Cloudette Colbert Hargert Marshall
Mary Boland
William Gargan
Thur & Fri
Mati
Maine
John Barrymore
Bebe Daniels
LAW
Cartegu News
Pri
Woodmen Circle
Hope
Humanss
CBS
Elson Huckins
U.S
John S. Gibson Drug Company
Rexall Store
Hope, Ark
F. D. Urges
Ohio City Blazes
Hynicka
George B. Cox
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Cincinnatus Association
Cholocsic
Boston
Place de In
Concorde
23Rd Colonial Regiment
Ministry of the Interior
Daladier
Marchand
France
Citl Editor
Ona Anner
Fairbanks
Goat
Doug
Hope Auto CO
Ford
Hope Territory
K. O. B. Letrsit
Liningdiate
Universal Credit Company
Aghley
Fatt
Latlow
Hempstead
Oakcrest Hatchery
New
Butterick’s New
Geo. W. Robison & CO
Nashville
Prescoyt
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