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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1935
Page
2
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Miss Mation Pool leaves for Arizona for vacation. Mrs Kermit Dillard and relatives visit from Springs. Lorena May visits Jel Magnolia. Marie Mullins and Alta Lee Mal host guests Ann Barbaree Ione Barbaree Brooksey Nell Rogers Helen Ware George Glass Jake Way Earnest Wesson attend theatre. Little Miss June Boyd of Hope visits school. Earl Fincher and relatives return to Kilgore. Goodwin hosts a party. Theo Butler and Ione Barbaree stay with Zelma Boswell. Oleta May visits sister Irwin Franks. Bascom Brockman Ira McKaimie and families visit Barbaree home.
Willisville Willsville P T A met Thursday January 3 at 2 pm with 14 members present. Devotional by Mrs Gillispie, group singing, minutes and treasurer reports adopted. One member Mrs Beasley spoke on cooperation between parents and teachers. Refreshments served. next meeting set for February 1 3 15 pm. program includes devotional by Mrs Henson group singing America folksong Falk by Miss Rose Erwin entertainment by Mrs Waters and dramatic pieces by local participants.
Sunday and Saturday social visits are listed among Oak Grove and Hickory Shade residents. Names include Miss Hattie Jackson Miss Cathreen Ross Miss Ladie Allen Miss Jewell Ross and others with gatherings at homes of the Ross Allen Collier Mullens and Bradford households. Milwaukee Journal quotes a foreman exchange about fitness for hard labor.
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