Marital union and social notices fill Hope scene
Mrs Sid Henry and Josephine Chambless are named in a wedding and social page sweep. The ceremony of Mrs. Frances Buddin and M. Fisher at the Methodist church, guest lists, bribe of receptions, and various visiting members from Conway, Ashdown, Little Rock, Pine Bluff, and Bearden highlight a busy Hope scene with schools, college ties, and theatrical guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Chambless
M. Fisher
Frances &. Buddin
First Methodist Church
Lamar
Emmet
M. LaGrone
Hope Public
Magnolia
Hope
Fisher
Svolt
Sty
N. W. Denty
J. FP. Gorin
E. McPherson
Frank Howson
Ashdown
Charles Garrett
Little Rock
Hosea Garrett
Pine Bluff
A. K. Halloway
Jas. R. Henry, Jr
Wo Mra
J.T. West
Mary Wheeler
Conway
Catherine Deatherage
Wheeler
Deatherage
Hendrix-Henderson Troubadours
Saenger Theatre
Miss Cole
Josephine Cole
Clyde Wilson
Hendrix-Henderson College Troussidourg
QO. A. Graves
Theity
Personal Mentions From Hope Area Notes and Talks
Personal mentions cover Hugh Hall's return from Fort Worth to Hope and plans of local residents moving or visiting Dallas Little Rock and Alexandria. County meetings feature talks by 4-H and farm agents on farming methods fertilizer use terracing and cotton varieties with George Johnson and Charles Middlebrooks among speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Johnson
Shaver
Chilean Nitrate Educational Bureau
Couny T
Matmos
Charles Middlebrooks
Patmos
Mr. Middlebrooks
Rotary guest list highlights county meeting turnout
Vice-President George W Ware led the session in place of President EB McFaddin who attended a Nashville Rotary gathering. The guest list featured Van Jones O A Graves Lester Orr George Johnson Elmer Jones Ruffin White Roy Anderson County Judge John L Wilson W B Nelson Ralph Routon H M Stephens Charles Middlebrooks Curtis Cannon editor of the Hope Morning News Wington Cobb Clyde Monts and W P Becker of Camden from the Little Rock Chevrolet office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Ware
EB. B. McFaddin
Nashville Rotary Club
Curtis Cannon
The
Hope Morning News
Wington Cobb
Clyde Monts
W. P. Becker
Camden
Iifle Rock
Chevrolet Motor Company
Absentee Votes Counted In City
About 20 absentee ballots were canvassed by the Democratic city central committee this morning at City Hall and added to totals reported in Tuesday's primary. No changes to final standings. totals show a slight advance. Mayoral totals include Stuart 122, Betts 273, Boyett 424 with other race tallies: Baker 729 for marshal, Downs 78, and aldermen in Ward Two: Henry 101, Garner 94, Rogers 110, Hutson 25, Stephenson 176.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic City Central Committee
Stuart
Betts
Boyett
Marshal
Baker
Downs
Henry
Garner
Rogers
Hutson
Stephenson
Road Work Urged As Spring Returns In Bodcaw
The Bodcaw community reflects on a harsh winter with short rations and muddy roads. Residents urge a priority road project to ease “mud tax,” acknowledging the support of steadfast local people who kept the area steady through hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Res
Commerce Industry Shows Big Increase
A January report from the Eighth Federal Reserve District notes moderate improvement in commerce and industry compared with the prior period but still below last year’s level. Weather and road conditions hindered retail and some wholesale activity, while inventories remained moderate and merchants delayed stock reductions amid uncertain spring farming markets and lower prices for cotton and other farm goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Federal Reserve District
Fragmentary OCR Sparks Cautious Consensus in Local Debate
Hazy OCR text shows hesitation among constituents and lawmakers over law and material procurement. The fragment hints at conservative attitudes toward unfinished materials and orders not yet placed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ture Rhallia
Thase
Many Liquor Cases In Lafayette Court
In Lafayette court Lewisville February 28 the LaFayette County Circuit Court spent most of the session on liquor cases. In the Dad Dade murder case an instructed verdict of not guilty was returned. The Lucius Webb case involving possession of a still ended with a result not fully shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewisville
LaFayette County
Dad Dade
Lucius Webb
Local Trials Result Amid Mixed Guilty And Not Guilty Findings
The jury found Gentry, a Black man, guilty of assault with intent to kill and sentenced him to one year in the penitentiary. HM. P. Blackman and L. Neal, also Black men, were acquitted of grand larceny. A. J. Plumbey’s whiskey manufacturing case ended with a disagreeing jury. Bucksie Clark, a white youth, was found not guilty of manufacturing whiskey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taiia
Fignstock
Grady
Wallace
Sia
Filimore
Gentry
P. Blackman
L. Neal
A. J. Plumbey
Bucksie Clark
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sid Henry
Agia Gardner
Max Cox
Lloyd Spencer
Young
Halloway
Loraine Whitehurnt
Henderson State Teachers College
Arkadelphia
Frances White
BR. T. White
Stevens College
Columbia
James M. Wood
Margaret Hart
Prescott
Zenobia Reed
Hart
Catherine Richarde
John Bradley Howard
G. Norton
Shreve
Mrs. Rot. White
Don Martin
Flavel Chastain
Judsonia
Hendrix-Henderson Troubadout
Saenger
Surrey Gilliam
el Dorado
Hotel Barlow
Catherine Richards
John.Marshes
Bearden
Ark
J. W. Strickland
South Elm Street
Sula Roark
Tom Narrow
John Marshall
Fiji
Ausisilia
Grand Theatre
Morgan
Tim McCoy
Dorothy Sebastian
Wheeler Oakman
Morman
Gordon Clifford
By Williams
U.S
WAR College
Meni Lams
NEA Service. Inc
P. E.G
Hugh Hall
Fort Worth
Hmoc
R. L. Patterson
Dallas
M. J. Robinson
Montgomery Ward & Co
Alexandria
Paul Gibson
Gibson
Irms Thomas
Swift & Co
L. S. Thomas
Ed. J. Rephan
Little Rack
Henry Hunt
Ue Tra Halliburton
Hempstead ‘County
Charles E. Rosenbaum
South
Bodcaw News
NEW Grand Theatre
Acta LL Preu
pArsy Ruth Ene
Ek Arthur
Wan Omeoo
Frank Strayer
PATHE
North Little Rock
Psy Eol
Plos Ae Ca
North Little Rock High School
Passion Play
Little Rock Reservation
Advica
Lafayette
Cene
Ward & Son
John P. Cox Drug Co
Nathan Levine
Rival Garment Co
Iunks
Middlebrooks
Sais Oy
Chase & Sanborn
Middlebrooks Grocer Co
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