Brookwood PTAs Shrub Donations and Local Society Notes
In a society column with house gatherings and club news, Brookwood PTA invites shrub donations to beautify school grounds. The Friday Music Club hosts a program on American Women Composers at Mrs. L. A. Foster’s home. Parish services and parish meeting follow at St Marks Episcopal. Various local clubs meet Friday afternoon and evening with programs ranging from celebrities gardens to Will Rogers home, tea settings, and charitable fundraising. Members and guests attend activities at West Ave locations and homes of Mrs. Henry H. Stuart, Mrs. W. G. Allison, and others, with notable attendees listed from the community.
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Charles C. Jones
Will Hall
St. Marks Episcopal Church
Cometary Association
Henry H. Stuart
West Ave. C
Bay View
W. G. Allison
West Ave
W. P. Ades
Romer
Jacobs Bond
Charles Mayo
Heiskell
Arkansas Gazette
2. B. Thompson
Maude Ball- Inton Bosth
J. T. Hicks
Edgar A. Guest
Will Rogers
California
John S. Gibson
B. E. White
Steve Garrigan, Jr
RT. White
B.A. Slusser
Venny Garrett
John P. Cox
D. 8
L. J., Gillespie
M. M. Smyth
R. T. White
E. A. Slusser
Floss R. Gillespie
Lucy Davenport
Frank Stinnette
Texarkana
Dr and Mrs Kolb Return From Medical Meeting
Dr and Mrs A C Kolb returned to Hope Wednesday night after attending a two day medical meeting in Memphis Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Kolb
Hope
Memphis
Tennessee
Lost red flannel belt found near Hope Furniture and hospital
A red flannel belt with a bone buckle was found on a downtown street between Hope Furniture and Julia Chester hospital. The finder is asked to contact local authorities to reclaim the item.
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Hope Furniture Store
Julia Chester Hospital
How Calotabs Help Nature To Throw Off a Bad Cold
Millions find Calotabs aid in treating colds. A single taplet tonight and a repeat on the third or fifth night purges the system. Calotabs cleanse the intestinal tract of germ laden mucus and toxins and are diuretic to the kidneys, aiding elimination from the blood. The family package costs twenty five cents, trial ten cents.
Guernsey to Play Lewisville Friday Basketball Match
Guernsey to meet Lewisville Friday night in a junior and senior boys basketball doubleheader. Coach Hugh Bristow reports the Guernsey senior squad in good condition and expects a win despite key players being sidelined with injuries. Three players will be left at home for the trip.
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Guernsey Asketbal
Lewisville
Hugh Bristow
Guernsey
Enact
Tue O Pnew Nonin
Hollywood Gossip Intimate Glimpses and Inside
A compact gossip blurb offers intimate glimpses from Hollywood, hinting at behind the scenes details and inner circle chatter. The column teases upcoming celebrity anecdotes and fashion notes from lavish events and private moments.
Another Valentino? Finn fans hail Carminati as potential star
The piece profiles Tullio Carminati, called a new newcomer on screen, as a possible successor to Rudolph Valentino. It traces his European successes, Hollywood setbacks during talkies due to accents, and recent returns with Grace Moore in One Night of Love and Lillian Harvey in Lets Live Tonight. The article notes producers seek his services and his measured reaction to sudden fame.
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Finn
Gail
Valentine
Hollywood
Rudolph Videntina
Tullia Carminati
Valentino
Carminita
Rudy
Europe
Joseph M. Schenck
Warner Brothers
Carmivita
New York
Constance Bennett
Lillian Harvey
Iol
Veigo
Eleanorm Disc
Wall Rogers
Ala
Garner
Roosevelt
Washington
Rogers
United States
Texas to launch final committee move on wagering repeal
The Texas legislature debated wagering repeal with a key vote set for February 14. Kenneth McCully withdrew a delay proposal after an unofficial committee poll showed 10 for repeal and six unsure. C R Pennington of Abi Jeng urged repeal, arguing wagering harms business as Abilene merchants urged action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth McCully
Houston
C. R. Pennington
Retail Merchants Association of Abi- Jeng
1$ Abilene Business
US Revenues Jump by Nearly Half in 1934
Treasury reports total internal revenue rose to 2,994,172,572 in 1934 from 2,090,947,279 in 1933. Corporate income tax up 36 percent while individuals gain 20 percent. agricultural taxes lead with 257 percent rise due to policy timing. New York tops by state collections at 586,032,129. Illinois and North Carolina show shifts due to processing and tobacco taxes.
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Washington
Treasury
New York State
Mlinois
North Carolina
Tinais
Texas Race Gambling Taxes and Costs Spark Debate
Representative Franklin Spears notes Texas collects about 600000 in taxes from the racing industry since legalization. Statistician K F H Parker reports 1934 total bets at Texas tracks around 21007025 with state take 527046 and promoters 1579116, while track owners reportedly gain heavily from circulation. Critics say legalized gambling harms communities, increases disorder, and costs jobs as bookies multiply and workers shift focus from customers.
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Franklin Spears
San Antonio
Texas
Pennington
K. F H. Parker
Racing Commission
M Tracks
Parker
Tejas
Dallas
Meet
Nevada to Elect 5 Township Groups
Prescott Arkansas hosts additional township meetings for Missouri and Boughton townships at 10 a m Saturday and for Taylor Jackson and Leake townships at Waterloo at 2 pm Friday. Community committeemen will be elected due to failure to elect at regular meetings last week. all contract signers in those communities must be present to vote.
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Prescott
Ark
Missouri
Boughton Towneships
Taylor
Jackson
Dnd
Leake
Waterloo
Education and taxes to save public schools in Arkansas
The piece argues Americans need strong education to guard civil rights against dictatorship. It supports tax increases to fund free textbooks and higher state income taxes, urging public schools to emerge from bankruptcy and teachers’ morale to improve before 1936. It warns of radical shifts if action is delayed and signals the newspaper’s stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vichés
Perhans
Emory Thompson
John Wilson
Arkansas
Praise for Timberlake's stance on Arkansas prohibition laws
White Oak Grove Baptist Sunday School at DeAnn praises Mr. Timberlake's February 1 1939 Star article on state prohibition repeal. Signed by C M Burks Superintendent Hope Ark Rt 5 February 3 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timberlake
the Star
White Oale Grove
DeAnn
Arkansas
White Oak Grove
State Stands Firm on Wright Prison Site
LITTLE ROCK The state will not surrender the Wright place to Tucker prisoners this year without a court order. A plan to raise 250000 via a special tax source is under consideration to meet demands by Deming Investment Co. A legislative sub-committee met with the governor and State Penal Board chair to decide on actions and to have the attorney general clarify the current contract status. The state may lack clear title to 650 acres housing 500 convicts and is in default on its obligation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Wright Place
Tucker
Deming Investment Company
Budgiel Committee
Walter Helms
State Penal Board
Deming firm seeks cash or title for state property amid prison farm land dispute
Governor Futrell said the Deming Investment Company holds a landlord role to the state over a penitentiary farm site. Deming demands either a $250,000 cash purchase or $125,000 down plus $150,000 in installments, or a clear title to sell to the FERA for a subsistence homestead colony. The state faces 500 convicts without housing as 4,000 acres have been plowed for this year. More than half of the world’s fresh water area lies within the town’s borders in this context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deming Investment Company
Deming
Evipiiny
FERA
Homsestead
Daries
Canada
Fragmentary Local Social Notes From Gravette Area
A rough collection of weekend social mentions includes Green Laser Jou Boers visiting Gravette with his daughter Mrs Rile and family, and Mrs Dale Rose hosting on Saturday night. Other names appear in garbled form with occasional references to Dr and Mrs Rogers, Woodut, Cumbia, Lewall, Otis Purtle, Irene Ward of Patmos, Mr Frank Bailey, Milton Crews of Hope, Fison, and Delyin Ross over Sunday and the prior week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jou Boers
Gravette
Aring
Rile
Dale’ Rose
Par
Chit Rogers
Getil Woodut
Devailten
Naien
Lewall
Caturday
Paré
Otis Purtle
Rocky Mise
Irene Ward
Patmos
Frank Bailey
Milton Crews
Hope
He Fison
Delyin
Ross
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