Bay View Reading Club Biweekly Meeting Notice
The Bay View Reading Club will hold their regular bi weekly meeting this afternoon at 3 o'clock at the home of Mrs. W. F. Laner on New Hevey street with Mrs. George Joint hostess. Other items note visits from Mrs. Jack Meck and family and plans for upcoming events. The Womans Missionary Society of the First Baptist church held their monthly program with Circle No. 1 in charge and a devotional by Mrs. S. L. Taggett. The BL & P W club royal meeting was postponed to February 25 due to a scheduling conflict with the Young Business Men's association.
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Bay View
W. FF. Laner
New Hevey Street
George
Red
Womans Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
Monty
Circle No. 1
Mes. E
Franklin
Cirvele
Christan Perseus Fies
L. Tadgett
Harry Shiver
W. Murrington
WH. BD. Maser
BL & PW
Cities Service Head Accused by G O P
Washington notes Rep McFadden accuses Harr L. Doherty head of Cities Service of being one of the nation’s largest tax evaders and claims the administration protects him. McFadden links Doherty to Roosevelt campaign funds and fights over sales tax in the revenue measure. McGugin argues for tax shifts to balance the budget and criticizes the tax plan as preventing income tax law changes.
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Washington
Harr l L. Doherty
Cities Service
McFadden
Repubican
Formesylvania
Doherty
Franklin D Roosevelt
Daviding
McGugin
Kintas
Congress
McFadden Asaid Arthur Mutlen
Democratic National
Coaches replace losing characters as college teams reshuffle
The piece lists numerous college football programs as they dismiss players and hire new coaches after disappointing seasons. Hank Anderson at Notre Dame, Sam Williamson at Ohio State, Yale under Kipke’s failed bid, Dartmouth with Hed Blaik, Chuck Collins at North Carolina, Clipper Smith at NC State, Trinity and Wesleyan resignations, Lehigh, Penn State, Boston University, Kentucky under Chet Wyssine, and other programs show a widespread trend of replacing flawed character with fresh leadership.
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Hank Anderson
Notre Damers
Navy
Sam Williamson
Ohio Staters
Michigan
Buckeyes
Sam
Western Reserve
Roggie Root
Yales
Lyvsiter
Yale
Kipke
Ducky Pond
Jackson Crnnell
Dartmouth
Norwiel
Vermont
Bates
Penn
Harvard
Frinceton
Cornell
Chicago
Hed Blaik
Army
Chuck Collins
North Carolinnans
Davidson
Wake Forest
North Chyloina State
Vanderbilt
Georgia
Florida
Chorgla Tech
Duke
Chuck
North Carolina
Clipper Smith
Clipper
Trinity
Haverford
Bowlein
Oberlander
Wesleyanites
Austin Yate
Lehigh
Columbia
Penn State
Rutyern
Muhlenberg
Lafayette
Tate
John Hirmen Iil
Boston U
Mukdiebury
New Hampshire
Tufts
Baste College
Harry Gamage
Kentucky
Frost in May review by Bruce Catton critic on schoolgirl prose
Antonia White’s Frost in May portrays a English girl sent to a convent school from age eight, crushed by rigid, punitive authority. The narrative, comparisons to Maedchen in Uniform aside, exposes a harsh system that erases individuality and leaves the protagonist isolated and confused. Published by Viking Press at $2.50.
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Bruce Catton
Antonia White
Cisk
Themelves
Frost
Viking Press
Shower Springs Socials Link Amity Folks and Hope Visitors
Amity Ark and Hope residents shared visits and meals through a weekend social round. Families including the Bakers, England, Rogers, Collier, McWilliams, Reed, and others gathered for dinners, games, and intergenerational greetings. The Shower Springs Home Demonstration club held its February meeting with 26 attendees and committee appointments for food, poultry, gardening, and home management projects.
Local Social Roundup in Centerville and Booneville
Centerville and surrounding area residents share visits and calls this week. Names include My Jones, Lee Jones, Mrs. Gordon Mariner, Mrs. Willie Henry, Will Brewin, Mrs. Earl Erwin, Clara Givens, Addie McEvoy, Jean and Mildred Givens, Glen and Maria Anders, Clare Givens, Verna Anders, William Altom, Otto Redden, and families from Harmony and Stamps. Mr and Mrs Roger Williams relocate to Oak Grove for their future home.
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Lee Jones
Booneville
Carl Richard
Gordon Mariner
Willie Henry
Wils
Will Brewin
Earl Erwin
Gloghor
Mr. Coffee
Texarkana
Mrs. Bar] Erwin
Addie McEvoy
Jean
Mildred Givens
Glen
Maria Anders
Clare Givens
Hope
Roger Williams
Oak Grove
Autrey Givens
Verna Anders
William Altom
Otto Redden
Near Harmony
Mrs. Hutchinson
Stamps
Maney
Altom
Local Social Notes and Illnesses Highlight Week
DeAnn Mrs Leroy Samuels and Miss Mac Belle visited Mrs TF A Vickers and Miss Edna Vickers with Mrs A M Clark Friday. Enloe Breeding stays with sister Mrs Clarence Critchlow who has measles. Mrs Sally Whipple is sickest this week. wishes for speedy recovery. Mrs Frank Miller of Prescott called on Mrs BE M Boyett Wednesday. Mr Faul Samuel has measles. wishes for speedy recovery to return to school. Mr T J Hartsfield Sr and T J Dr made a business trip to Hope last week. Udell Samuel and Miss Dorothy Stophs spent weekend with home folks. Miss Rena Clark much improved after illness. Mr and Mrs Hubert Sherley spent a few days with her mother Mrs Ola Lloyd.
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Leroy Samuels
Mac Belle
TF. A. Vickers
Edna Vickers
A. M. Clark
Enloe Breeding
Clarence Critchlow
Sally Whipple
Frank Miller
Prescott
M. Boyett
Faul Samuel
T. J. Hartsfield Sr
T. J. Dr
Hope
Udell Samuel
Dorothy Stophs
Rena Clark
Hubert Sherley
Ola Lloyd
Measles Spread Through Bells Chapel Community
In Bells Chapel the measles are a major concern as residents report cases and affected families. Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Bonds attended a ball gate in Hope Wednesday night between Blevins and Spring Hill. Rev. John White missed his regular appointment due to bad weather last Monday. Miss Fadra Osborn was a dinner guest of Mrs. R. W. Bonds on Wednesday. Other gatherings included visits by Mrs. Stanfield Bonds and Mrs. Edgar Bonds to Mrs. Shellie Culling, and a weekend trip for Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Bonds and son Aubrey to Arkadelphia.
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R. W. Bonds
Hope
Blevins
Spring Hill
Wilmer Godwin
Otis Poster
Odie Hallaman
J. A. Cullins
John White
Secand
Fadra Osborn
Stanfield Bonds
Edgar Bonds
Shellie Culling
Aubrey
Arkadelphia
Local Visitors and Social Roundup in Hope Area
Doyle J. M. Jackson and Wilson Thompson were business visitors to Hope Saturday. Mr. and Mrs Lom Whisenant welcomed a daughter. W. H. Harper and family shopped in Nashville Saturday. Mrs S. J. Balch and children visited daughter Mrs Dana Bruce Sunday. Luther Spears and Belton family visited Jack Gibson and family. A K Reese of Bingen visited Kelsie Ball and family Sunday. Charlie Moxley visited Nashville Saturday. Tom Strawn and family spent the weekend with relatives in Murfreesboro. Ezra Hix of McCaskill was a Doyle visitor last week. the gathering at Mr John Hudson’s Saturday night was well attended.
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J. M. Jackson
Wilson Thompson
Hope
Lom Whisenant
W. H. Harper
Nashville
S. J. Balch
Dana Bruce
Luther Spears
Belton
Jack Gibson
A. K. Reese
Bingen
Kelsie Ball
Charlie Moxley
Tom Strawn
Murfreesboro
Ezra Hix
McCaskill
John Hudson
Bad Weather Strains Army Air Mail Service
Severe weather disrupted army air mail routes from Newark to Richmond and beyond. Flights were canceled or altered as planes faced low ceilings and poor visibility, forcing termination of hostess services on line 18 and forcing rethink of remaining operations as channels attempted to route mail to Atlanta Dallas and Oklahoma City amid mixed regional conditions.
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Associated Press
First Army Light
Newark
Richmond
Miami
Fla
Atlanta
Jacksonville
High Official Is Placed on Trial
A prominent official faces trial under charges of aiding and abetting a prisoner. The unusual tort procedure is described as the strongest trial in the history, with the court today initiating proceedings.
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High Treavon
Escape and Assault Case In Odd Court Cartoon Style
A court scene in a comic strip style narrates a defendant tied to an escape plan and assault with intent to harm. The piece notes a self appointed advocate selecting the prosecutor and defense lawyer. It questions the defendant’s chances in this unusual case and invites readers to watch Judge Opp’s court in Alley Opp.
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Avdo
Torney
Opp
Alley Opp
Tris
Mrs Porterfield Dies at 45 on West Fifth Street
Mrs J C Porterfield died Tuesday morning at her home on West Fifth Street after weeks of illness from pneumonia. She was 45 and a member of First Baptist Church for over 40 years. Surviving: husband, one son Harold, a daughter Audie, mother Mrs Fannie Ward, sister Mrs Marion Hubbard, four brothers Tom Oscar Middlebrooks of Hope Verde Middlebrooks of Los Angeles Byron Middlebrooks of Pine Bluff. Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon at the family residence, with Rev Wallace R Rogers officiating. Burial in Macedonia cemetery south of Hope.
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J. C. Porterfield
West Fifth Street
Ines
Pieno Monia
Wallace R. Rogers
First Baptist Church
Macedonia Cemetery
Bix
Hope
First Baptist
Cardus helps a Tyler woman sleep better, says
Mrs P M Deason of Tyler Texas reports she felt nervous and unable to sleep until taking Cardus. She took eight bottles at one time and six at another and felt much better, able to sleep and feel stronger during the day. If you are weak run-down nervous take Cardus for women.
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Cardus
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