Fragmentary Daily Notes and Local Announcements
A mixed reading of day’s work lines and notices includes a marriage announcement for Hazel Hogan to Merle McMahon in Camden on February 1, with plans to reside in Camden, Arkansas. Also mentions a hospital patient, visitors in Texarkana, and a Friday 3:30 pm Episco pal day prayer service at St Mark’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idette Hogan
Chindel
Hazel
Merle McMahon
Camden
Pines
Camders
Joan St. Mark's Episcupyl Church
Friday Music and Choral Club Meetings Schedule
The Friday Music group meets at Mrs Guy Busye's home on England street with the Chora club at 2 30 pm and study at 4 30 pm Ms Hendrix Spraggins to lead the service The First Presbyterian choir rehearses at 7 pm Thursday night at the church Miss Martha Ann Singleton departed Thursday for Hearne Texas to join relatives and then pursue Baylor University studies in Waco for the spring term
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Eli Wil
Guy Busye
England Street
Hendrix Spraggins
First Presbyterian Ehyrely
Martha Ann Singleton
Hearne
Texas
Houge
Singleton
Baylor University
Waco
Mae Se
Chamberlain May Aid Italy and France, Reports Say
Hints in two Italian newspapers claimed British Prime Minister Chamberlain sought to settle Italy’s unofficial claims on French territory. A rival paper accused Chamberlain of pressuring Hitler regarding Italy and hinted at a potential move toward mediation. In London, Britain failed to break the Jewish Arab deadlock after a two hour St James's Palace discussion, though the talks were cordial and left positions unchanged.
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Rome
Italy
Merlin
Chamberlain
Ialy
Hitler
London
Eng
St James Katoce
Texas Cagers Triumph Over TCU 53 26
Texas defeated Texas Christian University 53 to 26 to remain atop the Southwest Conference standings. Texas led 24 to 11 at halftime and held control throughout the game. Hull and Moers led with 10 points each for Texas, while Cresecluse scored nine for TCU as the Christians showed notable effort.
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Texas Cagers
TCU
Austin
Texas
University of Texas
Texus Christian University
Arkadelphia Man to Be Foreign Correspondent
Arkadelphia native Otha Harrelson, formerly with the Associated Press in New York City, will sail in May to London to serve as AP foreign correspondent. A Ouachita College alumnus, he edited the Signa and earned an AB, then an MA at Northwestern, with journalism work in Chicago. He is the son of Mrs. R. T. Harrelson of Arkadelphia and the late R. T. Harrelson.
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Arkadelphia
Ark
Otha Haverelson
New York
Associated Press
New York City
France
London
Albany
N.Y
Harrelson
Bailey vetoes bill. Arkansas politics clash over state funding
Governor Bailey vetoes Senate Bill No. 11 in a contentious move to preserve the status quo and protect the state's improved credit position. Senator Kimsey denounces the veto as a sorrowful setback, arguing it denies tax relief to average residents and favors outside interests.
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Page Onesen
Assembly
Senate
Run in Her Stocking Myrna Loy Discovery
A deglamourizing discovery in an M G M projection was made at the studio while preparing Run in Her Stocking. The incident, linked to Myrna Loy, signals a shift in how star images are presented on screen.
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Myrna Loy
Mollywood
Galif
Marriage Curb Is Urged Upon State
LITTLE ROCK The Arkansas Legislative Council for Social Legislation urges enactment of a marriage law requiring advance notice of intention to wed. Senate Bill No. 140 would raise the age of consent for marriage to 16 for girls and 18 for boys, with 24 states and the District of Columbia already having advance notice laws. The council cites the prevention of unlawful marriages and the benefits of uniform laws with neighboring states Tennessee and Mississippi already shielding their youth.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Legislative Council
Maupin Cummings
Fayetteville
Roy Milum
Warrison
4.C. E. Boelson
Crittenden County
District of Columbis
Tennessee
Misssissippi
Arkansas
Milwn-Cummings
1939 to Be Best Since 1929 Belief Expressed
In Little Rock a belief that 1939 would be the best business year since 1920 was voiced by FQ Williams of United Drug, Boston, at the Arkansas Rexall convention closing session. Williams, speaking for President Louis K. Leggett, said substantial budget increases in drug lines, juju res, advertising and other departments were made in preparation for notable expansion this year. Lou Hess of Eureka Springs was installed as president of the Arkansas Rexall club.
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Little Rock
Williams
United Drug Coming
Boston
Mass
Arkansas Rexall
Louis K. Leggett
Ballanat Dug Coneser
Lou Hess
Eureka Springs
Arkansas Rexall Club
Loy Workday Drama Scene Sparks Remake Talk
Tuesday night results prompted officials to note that Myrna Loy spent the day filming in one stocking. A conference will decide whether the scenes must be remade.
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Sayeo Ewe
Myrna Loy
Row
Delivery of Social Security Lump Sum Finds 2 Day Route
Texarkana Social Security Board manager John H. Cooter recalled a case where a lump-sum payment to a deceased wage earner’s aged aunt faced repeated probate delays. The administrator died, another was killed, and a judge died before a fourth administrator finally enabled the check to reach the survivor. Cooter notes most claims need no administrator and now the average processing time from claims receipt to beneficiary payment is under two days. The field office is at 406 Federal Building, Texarkana.
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Texarkana
Ark
Garcia
Yil Valed
John H. Cooter
Aanager
Social Security Board
Cooter
Jay ¢Leims
Lesshan
Fedderal Building
Japanese Chinese Issue Broadcast Tonight on Coast Network
A radio program titled The Town Meeting of the Air will air Thursday February 23 at 9 30 p m. The broadcast will explain Japan's occupation of China and discuss Nippon's military strength with speakers on the coast network of the National Broadcasting Company.
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China
Stength
Nippon
Weyl
National Broad~casting Company
Broad
Benton Forfeits to Hope in Conference Play
Benton forfeited their Friday night matchup with Hope, a move thought to grant Benton a conference win. Nortoun Green of Benton leads the league with 42 in a game and an average of 21.2 points. Benton has a season average of 45 points per game and 963 total points. J.D. Jones may travel to Pine Bluff. if Coach Hammons cannot go, Bill Brasher will coach.
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Benton
Hope
Bobcats
Nortoun Green
Bobcat
J.D. Jones
Pine Bluff
Foy Hammons
Hammons
Bill Brasher
Green
Janes
Big Baker
Bilen
Murphy
Eason Well
Purtle
Taylor I
Fuller
Beckworth
Calhoun
Baker
Flen
Puller
Taylor
Eason
Jones
Readers debate stock market plan for Hope
The Star prints a brief letters page urging fair credit to Sutton and Collier for expanding Hope's livestock market. The writer criticizes omissions in coverage and notes the Chambers of Commerce collaboration with Sutton, Collier, and allied cattle trades toward a better stock yard location, preferably near a railroad. A Hollywood correspondent adds Gracie Allen is flaunting new jewelry.
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the Star
Bowden
Chamber of ‘Commerce
Lani
Sutton & Collier
Hope
Sutton & Calfier
Star
Hope Chambers of Commerce
Sutton & Caller
Notable Speakers to Debate Japanese Aggression Views
The American Committee for Non Participation In Japanese Aggression announces a debate featuring Dr Walter H Judd an eye witness of occupation in China Dr Percy Noel author of When Japan Fights and Dr Thomas Healy co author of Why Meddle in the Orient The judging claim Judd is the most effective speaker on China before American audiences and will face able exponents of opposing views.
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Walter H. Judd
China
Percy Noel
Japan
Thomas Healy
Orient
Judd
American Committee For Non
Hope Debate Team Beats Arkadelphia in first meet
The Hope debate team defeated Arkadelphia in a two room auditorium and biology lab debate with unanimous decisions on the resolution That the United States should form a lasting alliance with Great Britain. Frederick Taylor Frances Yocum and Edward Lester lead the affirmative while Dick McFarland Billy Orton and Randolph Jr lead the negative. Judges included Rev. Brewster Mrs Haynes and others. The team plans trips to Arkadelphia Henderson Magnolia and A M tournaments.
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Hope
Wong
Arkadelphia
United States
Great Britain
Frederick Taylor
Frances Yocum
Dick McFarland
R. E. Jackson
Randolph Jr
J. W. Muggs
Billy Orton
Edward Lester
Gelbraith
Thomas Brewster
Henry Haynes
Lawrence Martin
Syd McMath
van Hays
Lawson Glover
Frances Yorum
Henderson
Magnolia A
Hetchler Hensley Defendant Warned To Appear In Court
The defendant Thelma Hetchler Hensley is warned to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint of the plaintiff. Witness my hand and seal as clerk of said court on this February 1939.
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Thelma
Hetchler
Hensley
Thelma Hetchler Hensley
Smith Household Cleared After Smoke Fire
A Washington Route family faced a smoke incident as their home was affected by fire. Neighbors reported no injuries while fire crews contained the blaze and investigated the cause. The Smith household sustained property damage, with residents evacuated briefly and plans for repairs underway.
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George’ Bro
Washington
Smith
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Mya
American Institute of Laundering
John P. Cox Drug Co
Malgreen
Orlis
Lofden
Burnler
Wfb
Om and
Mynee
Ae Bell Apal
Longhorns
Bailey
Kimsey
Arkanens Yesuyye
Saengtr
VU Pay Tao
Eleanor Powell
Honolulu
Burriad
Geralding Spreckels
California
Beverly Hills
Council
United Drug
Rexall
Nancy Drew Reporter
Bridge OF Sighs
Gene Autry
George O'Brien
Rengade "Ranger
NBC
Fredric March
Virginia Bruce Patsy Kelly
Frankie Darro
Tough Ku
Dorsey, McRar
Hope, Ark
Hollywood
Gracie Allen
Chicago
Hushand
Warning Onder
Hempstead Chancery Court
George Hetchler
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Ralph Bailey Clerk
Secang
Aople Thing
Seeree
Sarry Gluck
Frank Drake
Fina Clearan Winte Dress
Ladies Specialty Shop
Dodge
Dodgel
Bengsth Ae
Re Hamm Motor Co
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