Community Club Notes and Local Visits
Regular meetings of Friday Music Club at Mrs. Carlton’s home start at 2 with Mrs. Kolb as hostess. Edith Thompson Sunday School class meets at 7:30 at First Methodist. Hope chapter No. 324 O B S holds official visit by Deputy Grand Lecturer Mrs. Rachel Pordan in Masonic hall. Mrs. J. T. Wicks visits in Little Rock. Bay View Reading club discusses gardening topics and hobby talks with members including Mrs. Sid Henry as leader. Next meeting set for March 6 at Mrs. Gus Haynes’ home with hobby talk by Mrs. Haynes. Mrs. May Wilson solr’s sister Mrs. Lallie Witherspoon Johnstone dies in Little Rock.
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J. C. Carlton
Third Street
A. C. Kolb
Amelia
Jett
John Wellbarn
Edith Thompson
First Methodist Elitreh Will Ald
Hope
O. B.S
Masonic Hall
Rachel Pordan
Emmet
O. B
Bay View
Steve Carrigan Jr
Will Agee
Etta Champlin
Sid Henry
Ben King
Fanny Garrett
Garden of Eden
Gethsemane
Steve Car Vigan Jr
Virginia
America
Mt. Vernon
Washington, D.C
Ady Swicegood
Matt Galester
van Goalster
Gus Haynes
South Pine Street
Hugh Smith
May
Lallie Witherspoon Johnstone
Little Rock Hospital
Wilson
Johnstone
Parent Cooperation in Arkansas Program for Improved Instruction
Mrs. O A Graves city study group chair presented the bulletin on Parent Cooperation in the Arkansas Cooperative Program to Improve Instruction. Issued late last year by the Arkansas Congress of Parents and Teachers in cooperation with the board of education, it outlines collaboration to raise teaching standards and parental involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. A. Graves
City Study Group
Arkansas
Arkansas Congress of Parents Or Teachers
Board of Education
Dodge reveals concealed front horns in new grilles
An Indy observer notes chrome trim and headlamp grilles on the Dodge model hiding signaling horns mounted behind the slats. The design moves the horn ahead from the engine bay to an exposed front position, unifying function and styling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indy
Dodge
Hope Education Forum Outlines New Curriculum Era
The Hope host outlines two bulletins for the era detailing the new curriculum. Speakers include Mrs. Graves, Mrs. Chester Lester, and Miss Beryl Henry, covering topics from the Great Depression’s impact on education to crime costs and school reforms. Emphasis on public schools growth, health and recreational programs, and calls for a boy director and health instructor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graves
Chester Lester
Edwin Dossett
Robert Wilson
Ched Hall
Orville Erringey
J. R. Henry
George Green
O. A. Graves
John Owens
A. C. Kolb
Nellie Porter
Brannan
Orville Erringer
Beryl Henry
Florence Hyatt
Hyatt
America
Horace Mann
Henry Haynes
E. P. Young
Hope
Marry Lemley
Hugh Jones
Chainman
Mamie Brit
Chester Luster
Arkansas
H. C. Kylev
Ruffin Royett
F. G. Ward
J. A. Henry
Henry
Mathel Ethridge
Flenry Taynus
Perpatity
Hugh Smith
Haynes
Edward McFaddin
Peyton Enos
Orville Erring
Fred Harvison
Harvison
United States
Arkansas Industrial School
Harrison
Arkansas Education Association
Plant to Prosper Entry Form Targeting $1,550 Awards
Farmers are invited to submit the Plant to Prosper entry blank for the 1935 competition run by The Commercial Appeal in Memphis. The form requests name address county farm size crop details and indicates no obligation to participate beyond sending the blank to the Plant to Prosper Bureau for eligibility in the live at home diversified farming program.
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Feres
Bureau
Plant to Prosper contest invites Hempstead farmers
Hempstead county farmers are urged to join the 1935 Plant to Prosper competition with nearly 2000 dollars in prizes. Sponsored by The Commercial Appeal and aided by the Memphis Chamber of Commerce agricultural committee and extension services from Mississippi Arkansas and Tennessee. Enrollment ends May 1 with a minimum of five entrants per county. Awards include county certificates of honor state prizes of 200 100 and 50 and a grand prize of 500 plus trophy. Winning entries will promote self sustaining diversified farming and live at home systems.
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Hempstead
Commercial Appeal
Memphis Chamber of Commerce Agricultural Committee
Misssissippi
Arkansas
Tennessee
Mid-South
Memphis
Mississippi
Cotton Belt
Bud) Sanders
Frank R. Stanley
Agericultural
Alex. Tf. Washburn
Hope Star
Standey
Free Textbooks Bill Faces Opposition in Reform Era Debate
Legislators clash over a proposed free textbooks bill. Holland calls the measure discriminatory, McCollum brands it ballyhoo, and Gates argues the plan aids underprivileged rural students. He asserts the bill would raise enough funds for free texts without burdening consumers, warning corporations would violate the law if taxed.
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Holland
McCollum
Gates
Roosevelt Holds (Continued From Page One)
The article discusses how creditors including fire insurers banks veterans certificates and mortgage holders deserve consideration if a 4 percent reduction is achieved. It argues inflation can be checked by currency conversion ending false prosperity and aiding real employment and recovery amid devaluation bank deposits and Federal Reserve policy.
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Federal Reserve Credit
Local family visits and obituary from Oak Grove area
Oak Grove community notes several weekend visits among residents. Cited events include C. E. Sanders and family with Leo Collier, Paul and Elva Ruth with Aunt Lois Perteil, Hattie Jackson with Debra Sparks, and Hollis Mullens family time as well as a granddaughter Mavis died Sunday and was buried at 4 p.m. Also mention of the Ross and Mullens families calling on neighbors and a brief social round among Lee England and Cathreen, and Walter Lice Allen households.
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C. E. Sanders
Leo Collier
Paul
Elva Ruth
Lois Perteil
Hattie Jackson
Debra Sparks
Frank Mullens
Hollis
Mavis
Ernest Ross
Cathreen
Hollis Mullens
BR. Dallen
Joe Gillie
Lee England
Walter Lice Allen
Tucs
Local News Briefs From Town Gatherings And Visits
On a recent afternoon names appear among neighbors and visitors. B Wise is listed as sick. Cathreen Ross visited Rosalee Mulles Friday night. Mr Young and family arrived Monday. Mr and Mrs Lee England spent Tuesday with her parents, Ernest Ross. Hattie Jackson visited Burl Ross on Sunday. Patmos family mentioned, and Allen Mathes called. War veterans advocate for Congress to consider a bonus. dry debate mentioned in Dallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Wise
Cathreen Ross
Rosalee
Mulles
Dodge introduces perfected dual cylinder hydraulic brakes
UST promotes Dodge safety with perfected dual cylinder hydraulic brakes and 20 percent more braking surface for safer stops. The ad touts reduced skidding and longer tire life, plus easier operation and quicker, safer stops. It claims no imitation can rival Dodge brakes and highlights the Red Ram engine delivering better fuel economy and higher speeds.
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Dodge
Tully
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Litstle Rock
A. C. Williams
J. R. Willams
Litle Rock
Dorothy Lee Moran
Little Rock
St. Vincents Hospital
Fay Hammons
Jimmie Welsh
Society of
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TE. A. Morsani
Auth Main Street
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Charles Bader
H. B. Benson
Mr. Benson
Monroe
Saenger
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Mission! Comedy
P.T. A
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Eee
Bridge Teas
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Tent
Ionor
Roosevelt
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Patmos
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Dodge Safety
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