Transfers to the Sunshine Track in Odd Line Verse
Texarkana house guest Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lascher hosted visitors. Mrs. 3. Frank Miles stayed with Mrs. H. Tall in Arkadelphia. W.C.T.U. plans a Frances E. Willard Memorial program with a collection for expansion. Local social notices list several residents visiting relatives, attending events, and a basketball game in Hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anonie
Helen Powers
Texarkana
Fred Lascher
Frank Miles
H. Tall
Arkadelphia
Womans Christian Tempeance Union
Frances E. Willard
Winnie Lightner Sings New Songs in The Life of the Party
Winnie Lightner stars in The Life of the Party at Warner Bros. Saenger Theater next Sunday. The queen of song pluggers performs brand new numbers in her inimitable style after starting in a New York music shop and journeying to Havana hotels in search of a millionaire. Supporting players include Irene Delroy Jack Whiting Charles Judels and Charles Butterworth with Ray Del Ruth directing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnie Lightner
Warner Bros
Saenger Theater
New York
Havana
All Star
Irene Delroy
Jack Whiting
Charles Judels
Charles Butterworth
Ray del Ruth
Hope area churchgoers and visitors noted in local social
Sunday events centered on religious services with Rev M E Scott delivering a noted sermon. Numerous residents from Holly Grove Saratoga DeAnn and Hope visited, hosted guests, and shared meals. Travel included J T Hembree and Lee Gorham making trips to Hope, while families like Atkins Livingstone and Derryberry hosted gatherings and extended visits with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Scott
Frances Willis
Hope
Ann Atkins
Sam Williams
Saratoga
S. R. Atkins
Barbara Jean
Meryl Honeycutt
W. M. Reaves
Tom Adams
Bro. Scott and Family
Nashville
M. V. Derryberry
J.T
R. T. Hembree
Mary Atkins
Baby
Leon Wills
Clyde Livingstone
Cora Livingstone
Lee Gorham
J. H
C. G. Coffee
DeAnn
Lige Bearden
Hila
Lucy Roberts
J. T. Hemree
Clyde Livingstory
Cora Livingston
Sam Atkins
Emmet
H. L. Sutton
Henry Morton
Ben
Lee Elliot
J.T. Vembree
Bridge Club Hosts and Local Socials Highlight Week
Mrs R B Stanford will host the Wednesday Bridge Club at her S Elm Street home while Mrs Tully Henry invites members for Bridge at S Ping Street. Miss Helen Rheden of Dallas visits relatives the Baldings. Charles W Darnall of Longview spends weekend with parents Dr H A Darnall and Mrs Glen Ellis hosts nearby guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Stanford
S. Elm St
Tully Henry
S. Ping St
Helen Rheden
Dallas
Texas i
J. M. Balding
Arles W. Darnall
Longview
H. A. Darnal
Glen Ellis
Okay
Orland Ellis
Saratoga
J. R. Autrey
Joe Wilson
Baby
Emily
Elatives
Washington
A. L. Propps
DeQueen
J. O. Johnson
H. H. Dartwall
Jim Stuart
Jolly Stuart
Hope
E. Austin
Luta Shepperson
David Shepperson
Corsicana
Texas
Use of Penny Savings No Longer a Joke
Toronto based report by J R Littleproud outlines how families raid children penny bank deposits to buy essentials as economic hardship grows. Inspector for the Ontario Penny Rank notes hundreds of families are drawing on their children's savings to cover necessities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Can
U.A
Papa
Little Schung
J. R. Littleproud
Ontario
Littleproud
Notice of land title action and public sale in Hope Arkansas
Multiple legal notices from Hempstead Chancery Court and the U.S. Land Office. The first petitions to confirm title to Lot 18 in Giles Addition Hope Arkansas and quiet title in Cora A. Jamison, with warning to interested parties to appear in court in March 1931. The second notice announces a public land sale in Little Rock Arkansas for Fractional NEY NE and Fractional SE% NE left bank of Saline River, Section 2, Township 12 South, Range 28 West, at 10:00 a.m. March 18, 1931, with bidding open to highest bidder and immediate payment requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corr A
Jamison
Plaintiff
Anderson
Giles
Hope
Arkansas
Hempstead
Department. OF the Interior
U.S. Land Office
Little Rock
General Land Office
R. S
Ray A. McKnight
5Th St. City
Saline River
J. W. Moore
Register
Weekly
Star—Hope
Warning Order in Hempstead County Chancery Court
WARNING ORDER No 2367 in Hempstead County Chancery Court. Walter E Taylor State Bank Commissioner in Charge of the Arkansas Bank Trust Co Hi Plaintive of Hats vs W G Darwin Defendant. The defendant W G Darwin is warned to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hempstead County Chancery Court
Walter E. Taylor
State Bank
The
Kansas Bank & Trust Co
W. G. Darwin
Court seal notice dated February 1931
A fragmented court notice reflects an oath or filing dated January 31 and February 7 14 21 1931 with a signature Willie Harris and a seal indicated by the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Harris
Cypt Worke fast remedy for bladder irritation claims relief
An advertiser promotes a fast system cleanse to ease getting up nights frequent day calls burping and fatigue from bladder irritation. It pledges rapid circulation in 16 minutes with an iron clad guarantee. It promises improved sleep and energy or money back, offering address and drug store details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John St. Gibson
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Nashville High School
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West End
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W. A. Balding
R. C. Reed
D. W. Hamilton
Jackson
Jim Wilson
T. H. Stuart
Rev
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Thomas Boyett
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Columbus
T. C. Wilson
J. C Hill
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B. D. Mitchell
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H. H. Darnall
E. M. Delaney
Ernest Delaney
Fred Caldwell
Mope
Herbert Bristow
Robert. Wilson
Mary
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Holly Grove
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Saenger
Mary Brian
Vais Isle Aigora
College Foresters
Uary
Chancery Court
North Carolina State College Forestry
Betsy Shore
Raleigh
Hempstead Chancery Court
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Robert Oglesby
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Jan Drohojewski
Poland
Rome
Count Drohojewski
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