Visiting relatives and local social notes in Hope area
Blevins Mi and Mra Gene Stein and daughter of Tucson visiting her parents My and Mrs Milburn Phillips. Mr and Mrs Earl White and Tammy Gene of El Dorado were Sun-Hay guests of Mr and Mrs Sugene Stephens. Mra Alvis and children from Tucson and Mrs Dan Honen of Ajo visiting here. Jock Bonds was a business visitor in Hope Saturday. Tom J Stewart and Charlie and Dwight Stewart visited relatives near Preveatt Sun ny. Clyde Ross of Bowie visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Jim ts Garner. Little Miss Joe Eil Houser returned home after a week in Kilgore Texas accompanied by Mrs Roy Faulkney and Bobby Gene Fauille Ayr. C Taylor was a business visitor in Nashville. Mariln Cromer of Emmet visiting relatives in Bleve ins this week. Kirby Smith of Coop ery visiting Mrs Mary Mayfield. Joel Chanine of Eins met visiting Mr and Mrs Ed Chanice. Mrs John P Barker and son Tommy returned home in Smodover Sunday after two weeks with Jim Thomas family. M L Nelson spent Thursday in Little Rock on business. T J Stewart Mrs Johnny Wade and Bogg Jane Wade shopping in Prescott Thursday.
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Gene Stein
Tucson
Atl
Milburn Phillips
Earl White
Tammy Gene
el Dorado
Sugene Stephens
Quay
Alvis
Trwit
Tin
Ari
Dan Honen
Ajo
Jock Bonds
Hope
Tom J. Stewart
Charlie Stewart
Dwight Stewart
Preveatt Sunny
Clyde Ross
Bowie
Tuxna
Jim Ts. Garner
Joe Eil Houser
Saturdny von
Kilgore
Texas
Roy Faulkney
Bobby Gene Fauille- Ayr
Inez Hauser
Tray Invi
C. Taylor
Nashville
Mariln Cromer
Emmet
Kirby Smith
Coopery
Tescag
Mary. Mayfield
Joel Chanine
Eins
Ed Chanice
John P. Barker
Tommy
Smodover Santhday
Snl
Jim Thomas
M. L. Nelson
Little Rock
T. J
Club Notes from Hickory Shade Hone Demonstration
A February 1 meeting at Mrs Celesta Rogers home opened with a president’s call. Eight members attended along with visitor Mrs John Rogers. a prayer and brief talks on clothing materials and floor finishes followed. The group plans a March meeting with Mrs Joe Willette.
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Inekory
Celesta Rogers
John Rogers
Mery
Brice
Wilma McKelvie
Joe Willette
Movie Cameras Unreel Fortune of Brulatour in City Scandal
Multi millionaire Jules E Brulatour lives a publicized life of wealth while behind the scenes a string of fortunes and three marriages unfold. He faces a bullet wound in a New York hospital as DA TIce investigates. Brulatour remains a magnet for paparazzi and industry attention.
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Fortune
Paul Ross
NEA Service
New York
Jules E. Brula
Brulateur
Hope Hampton
Brulatour
Tice
Homesick Mary Finds Growth at Camp Away From Home
An American parent recalls sending Mary to a two hundred mile away camp to ease homesickness. Mary adjusts after initial crying fits, thrives with new peers, and returns stronger. The experience broadens her horizon and teaches adaptability despite lingering homesickness.
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Mary
Aliayeh
Roizel
NEA Setirce Inc
Queen Gets Royal Support in Film Distribution History
The long career of Emile Brulatour tracks from early image trade to major roles in motion picture sales and distribution. He helped organize Universal, partnered with Eastman Kodak, and later managed actress Hope Hampton while facing divorces from Clara Brulatour and a high profile life shaped by wartime service and recognition by France.
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Hrulatony
New Orleans
Tulane University
New York City
New Jersey
Universal Film Company
Ebrulatour
Eastman Kodak Company
U.S
Brulatours
Marie
Yvonne
Claude
Jules
Clara Isabella Brulatour
Kentucky
Brutheton
Dorothy Gibson
Millon
Amey Janis
Harrison Fisher
France
Brulatour
Dorothy
Commisson of Public Information
Legion’ At Honor
Brulotour
Divardés
Hope Hampton
Clara Isabella Brulafour
Caria
Bizypl
New York
Benker
Backer
Chelsey Exchange Bank
Philadelphia
Prima
Hope
Opera ‘Cottique
Chelsea_bank
Take
Brulatour Ties to Merchantile Bank Ownership
Brulatour faced 1936 assessments by the New York Banking Department over ownership of 12,986 shares in Merchantile Bank and Trust Company. He claimed the stock was held by Brularad, Inc., a corporation whose president was his son Claude Jules. Brulatour later served on an advisory board.
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New York State Banking Department
Brulatour
Uthors
Merchantile Banks and Trust Company
Banking Department
Brularad, Inc
Claude Jules
nAt
Women Want Beauty Serial Drama Ends In Temptation
Susie, treated as a living beauty experiment by John Harker and his team, endures seven brutal days of diet, workouts, and public scrutiny as Jeff Bowmen campaigns to capitalize on her experience. A late-night relapse tests resolve and loyalty.
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Swen
Susie
Jef
Emma
Mr. Harker
Drug Department
John Harker
Kane
Jeff Bowmen
Laboratory For
Beauty
Sven
Jeff
Susia
Clifford Kane
Edna
Birthday thoughts stir ideals of enduring memory
A Door area reflection notes that birthdays soften into anniversaries, while commenting on political, social, and dietary themes. The piece references Muhich, a senator, Emilady, and mentions diet schemes, vegetable luncheons, and a New York federal judge, weaving satirical observations into a reflective column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiller
Muhich
Hope and Brulatour tied to early opera ventures
The record details Hope and Brulatour funding attempts for New York opera ventures. Brulatour admitted providing 400 to back Thomas Nezara’s but short lived Manon and La Boheme productions. Hope, already pursuing a singing career, argued films better spread musical culture than a traditional opera company.
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Chemical Bank and Trust Company
New Yorker
Motion Picture
Hope
Hobe
Brulatour
Thomas Nezara
Boston
Opéra
Manon
New York
Metropolitian
Holywood
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