Garden Club and Auxiliary Social Calendar
Society items list events from Emmet Garden Club George Washington tea to American Legion Auxiliary meetings, multiple hostesses named.Friday Fulton Rage Garden Club program on spring flowers. Melody Maids reception details. reception for Rev. and Mrs. Lawrence at McLarty home with attendees and decor. VFW Auxiliary canasta party for Arkansas Cottage fund. Open House at J W Story residence with hostesses and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmet Garden Club
Clib House
Sam Townsend
Scott Ross
Fulton Rage Garden Club
Herbert Cox
I. FE. Qdom
VFW
the-Hut
John B. Keck
Arkansas Cottage ‘Fund
Army- Navy
T.B. Fenwick
Evelyn Wendley
Garner J . Burns
J. W. Story
Hilder
J. W. ‘Story
South Elm Street
Mra. Whitworth
G. W. Edwards
Gilbert Kimbell
DeQueen
Frank Rusell
Fashion Show and Garden Club Meeting Highlight Local Notes
Hospitalities were given to several ladies including Mrs. Jack Rogers and Mrs. J. Cook as Girl Scout Troop 8 hosted a fashion show. Troop 6 met at Vanzelle Nix’s home for grooming and fashion sketches led by Miss Nix, with a talk on proper eating by Mrs. Shiver. A baby girl, Lucia Gribble Cook, arrived in Houston Memorial Hospital on February 15. Lilac Garden Club gathered at Mrs. Beene’s home with jonquil decor and a brief program on foliage plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scout Troop
Vanzelle Nix
Bonner Street
Vera Tonnaraker
Miss Nix
Harry Shiver
Stephen Cook
Houston
Texas
Hope
Lucia Gribble Cook
Memorial Hospital
Lilac Garden Club
W. 0. Beene
W. G. Beene
South Main
Herbert Stephens
Blevins
W. G. Allison
H. C. Whitworth
Stephens
Secreta
A. B. Patten
Federation of Garden Clubs
Bert. Rettig
Malcolm Porterfield
Lloyd Porterfield
D. J. Camp
RFC hearings probe influence on loans in ongoing inquiry
A Senate subcommittee, led by Senator Fulbright, questions White House figures and RFC directors over loan decisions. B Merl Young denies fees or commissions related to RFC loans and rebuts a Texas lawyer's claim he sought 85 000 to influence the RFC. Other senators urge justice department scrutiny if truth remains elusive while attendees discuss color themed house decor and social host duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
RFC
B. Merl Young
White House
Young
Sion
REC
Ross Bohannot
Texas
Tobey
RNH
Capehart
R-Ind
Frear
Justice Department
Hannon
Douglas
D-1i
Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges Listed
Hospital notes show admissions for Josephine Admitted Mrs Lee Dodson Hope Mrs Alice Faye Patton ope Rt 1 Mr A H Boswell Rosston Ark Mrs Kenneth Kelly Washington Ark Julia Chester Admitted Mrs Roy Womble Fulton Carroll J Allen Royston Discharged Mrs Deuile Nix Rt 2 Hope Jimmie Arnold Rt 4 Hope Jack Anderson Saratogas Mrs J B Rider Patmos
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine
Lee Dodson
Hope
Alice Faye Patton
Ope Rt 1
A. H. Boswell
Rosston
Ark
Kenneth Kelly
Washington, Ark
Julia Chester
Roy Womble
Fulton
Carroll J. Allen
Royston
Deuile’ Nix
Jimmie Arnold
Jack Anderson
Saratogas
J. B. Rider
Patmos
Carter Haynes Concert Company Arrives in Hope
From the files of Star of Hope 25 Years Ago Carter Haynes Concert Company arrives this afternoon from Minden Louisiana. Carter Haynes retires in Hope and a host of friends look forward to the event. J A Davis nominated by President Coolidge for a post in Hope Arkansas. A domestic income tax collector stops at the New Capitol Hotel in Hope to aid taxpayers with their returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star of Hope
Carter Haynes
Minden
J. A. Davis
President Coolidge
Hope, Arkansas
New Capitol Hotel
Propos
Ion
Senate Would Hike Oil Tax In Arkansas
Tittle Rock February 22 Arkansas senate received SB882 to raise the crude oil severance tax by 150 percent from 10 cents a barrel to 25 cents. Senator W J Hurst of Rector proposed the higher rate noting the measure would bring more revenue. A subcommittee was urged to probe the details further for truth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tittle Rock
Arkansas Senate
W. J. Hurst
Rector
State Flood Threat Is Subsiding
The White River crested at 20.0 feet at Entaville and is falling upstream while forecast to crest higher downstream this week. The Ouachita and its tributaries are slowly rising with flood levels predicted from Camden to Arkadelphia and beyond. Arkansas towns including Newport, Georgetown, Clarendon, and St. Francis face rising stages and possible inundation with continued weather impact into next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iventogk
White River
Enteaville
Newports Avachin
Georgetown
Clarendon
Ouadwilia
Arkadelphia
Camden
Puanaty
Niyot Waa
Eakirgppatonni
Hurst Proposes Control Shift for Negro Boys Industrial School
Senator Q Byring Hurst of Hot Springs introduces SB978 to move the Negro boys Industrial school from the penitentiary board to a separate five man board. Senate approves a total appropriation of 7 020 240 including a two year state hospital funding of 98 767 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
By Hurst
Sen. Q. Byring Hurst
Hot Springs
Negro Boys Industrial School
Penitentiary Board
Senate
Butte
Also Mentioned on This Page
American Legion Auxiliary
C. P. Tolleson
South Main Street
J. W. Jones
BE. O. Wingfield
Melody Maids
Carolyn Lewallen
Linda
Rae Halbert
A. E. Stonequist
Theo Long
C. Lewis
Ann Barr
Paula Raley
Charlotte Tarpley
Nancy Hays
Sandra Robins
James Cagney
West Point Story
FBI
Gesa’ _ SMAEY,BURNETTE
Spade Cooly & Orchestra
Ann Sheridan
Stella
Jim Davis
Marsha Jones
Rod Cameron
Jack Rogers
J. Cook
Alex Purtell
J. J. Roberts
Ted Purtle
Af. W. Cunningham
Christine Frith
Elder
Story
Dorsey McRae, Sr
Bill Glover
Mr. Glover
Malvern
Edgar Leverett
Charles Ma
Horace Heidt
Obvious
Arkansas
Ladies of Hope
Southwest
Lai A i
Foster
Foster’s Family Shoe Store
Corbin Foster
Little Rock
Feb
Arkatadalely
St. Branels
Finaty
Harvey
Rephan
Ieee
Orily
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