Music club meeting and local notices in Hope Arkansas
Selected poetry opens the page as routine notices describe a Friday Music Club meeting at Mrs J C Milam 523 South Pine street with executive board discussion. Reports cover Mrs Ma Huker Mrs C V Nunn and son return trips and the Ogburn orchestra ready for Sunday lunch at Hotel Barlow with detailed player list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Milam
South Pine Street
Choral Cbuly
Sam Warntack
St. Louis
Charles W. Webb
Ogburn
Hotel Barlow
Barlow
Angelle Ogburn
Thomas Kinser
William Routon
Wallace van Sickle
Homer Lavender
J.T. Luck
Charles Seguar
Hichard Fenwick
Pete Oliver
Alice Gib
Beads on a String school play bows Friday night
Beads on a String is the Thah School subdistrict play set for Friday night January 14 at Bod raw. Senior Elijah Bennie Davis and cast members Bennie Davis Zerzalee Davis Laroy Cameron J H Davis Bunn Davis Nolen Caudle Har ld Beem John Henry Butler Dinkler W N Bailey Bertha Puston Molly Mollerton Dorothy Cassady Marolene Muattison Silvy June May are listed in the program. Sponsored by Conet 1H May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodean Phere
Bodraw
Bennie Davis
Zerzalee Davis
Sume Racter
Laroy Cameron
J.H. Davis
Bennie
Emnore Bunn
Benjamin Davis
Hse
Nolen Caudle
Numbers racket details and gambling methods exposed
The article discusses difficulties in enforcing anti gambling laws and the proliferation of numbers schemes. It notes police struggles to obtain convictions, the abundance of drum duds and pamphlets claiming lucky numbers, and shops selling fortune related items to a mainly African American and foreign clientele seeking luck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Policw
Teikson
Local Club Officers and Talent Featured in Program
1C P Tolleson vice presidents Olin Lewis treasurer G T Cross secretaries Board of Directors Carl Bruner Sid Bundy Roy Crane Joe Floyd Frank J Hil Lee Youer Bert Webb. The program arranged by Leo Tuuer also included Roy Ramsey Glen Taylor Jackie Mesan Margie Muirhead. Next meeting set for Tuesday at 12 95 o'clock noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Tolleson
Olin Lewis
G.T. Cross
Secrets
Carl Bruner
Sid Bundy
Roy Crane
Joe Floyd
Frank J. Hil
Lee Youer
Bert Webb
Leo 'Tuuer
Roy Ramsey
Avra! Watie Danger
Glen Taylor
Jackie
Mesan
Margie Muirhead
Stubbeman Heads Kiwanis Officers in Seventh District
In a Kiwanis meeting in the seventh district of Missouri Kansas Arkansas and Kiwanis International Mr. Avison spoke on his lapse and pledged new officers. A. W. Stubberan was named president succeeding R. V. Herndon as the retiring leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mo Kans Ark
Ki+manis
Intersnational
Avison
A. W. Stubberan
R. V. Herndon
State and Federal Credit Curtailment Plans Discussed
Reports from top Hess leaders reveal talks with say Hess officials on limiting consumer credit for installment buying. Sources note a tightening of safes credit aligned with efforts to curb high pressure salesmanship. In farm policy, contracts for corn and wheat growers were dropped from the ever normal granery program as Congress negotiates farm bills. Senator Pope says the joint committee scrapped the provision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobin Cutir
D. A. BR
Hope
Choa
A. Haynes
Chas
H. Locke
D. M. Mourton
R. E. Cain
U. S. Navy
Annapolis Naval Academy
Ping Bluff
J. C. Battle
J. M. Houston
Din. Martindale
Ley A
K. J. Snyder
KK. Cain
Frances Snyder
Chay
A. Uaynes
J. J. Battle
Washington
Hope High School
Carolyn Trimble
Janet Lemley
Arkansas
Guad
Elis Island
Nation D. A R
Hope Public Library
S. Battle
J. Battle
Gus Haynes
Mary Carrigan
AO Candleight
Bu Hess
Pope
Idaho
Joint Congressional Committee
House
Senate
Estonia Returns to Constitution After Vote Shift
Estonia ends virtual dictatorship and restores constitutional government effective January 1. The Baltic state, nicknamed the Potato State for its potato farming, expands exports from Tallinn including cotton fabrics timber and dairy while reducing coal use and leveraging peat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Estonia
Baltic
Tallinn
Boston
Dts
Indemnities for Abroad Killings Compared to Domestic Lynching
A historical compare and analysis recalls indemnities for Americans killed abroad versus domestic lynching costs. It notes figures such as $10,000 to $15,000 for abroad deaths and $2,500 for several Italian lynching victims between 1885 and 1900, with other cases involving Mexico and China reflecting varied settlements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Persia
Robert Imbrie
Imbrie
America
Louisiana
California
United States
Mexico
International Incidents of Reparations and Arbitrary Punishments
A historical survey notes cases of state reparations and executions involving Japan, Russia, Persia, and others. Sentries, sailors, and missionaries are cited with varied payments from $2,500 to $150,000, reflecting punitive and diplomatic tensions across the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
Three Days Cough Signal Promises Creomulsion Relief
A wartime ad urges that a three days cough signals danger and Creomulsion can aid natural healing of inflamed mucous membranes. It claims relief from chest cold and bronchial irritation, even after other medicines fail, with money-back satisfaction from the first bottle.
Beauty Work Promises Big Money For Girls In El Dorado
An advertisement urges women to enter beauty work, citing weekly earnings from 20 to 50 dollars and claiming it pays nearly double a stenographer. Dorothy Dix endorses the field, inviting immediate contact at Paramount Beauty, 105 East Oak St, El Dorado, Ark, for complete prep information and how to begin any Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Dix
Paramount Beauty School
East Oak St
el Dorado
Ark
Picash
Descendant of Mohammed in tax dispute over mission levy
A confusing exchange shows Mrs Labaree opposing a $50,000 claim, offering $16,000, while the consul pushes for $30,000 with conditions. She fears a levy would disrupt missionary work and mentions Mohammed’s descendant as context alongside Col Leonard Ayres noting amplified group conflicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mohammed
Labaree
Tut
Tifa
Agriculture notes yield and pig production outlook
Official estimates indicate farmers produce 100 to 250 pounds of straw or husks for every 10 pounds of grain. The Department of Agriculture reports pig production has fallen to 4,000 four thousand head but expects a large rise in 1938.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Luckies Advertise Throat Protection Claim
The copy touts Lucky Strike as easy on the throat during a seven hour day and emphasizes the exclusive toasted process that removes irritants. It cites expert Mr. Edwards and asserts Luckies have twice as many exclusive smokers as all other cigarettes combined according to sworn records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards
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Ma. Huker
Little Roek
B.C. Acker
C. V. Nunn
Stumps
Oboe
Newton of
Little Rock
Weildvschy
Vill
Shreveport
Marshall
Woman's Department Club
Helen Ruffiy Marshall
Southwestern Institute of Arkansas
Vacat
Handel
Tosti
Ovlbruch
Dupure
Maurice Ravel
Cyril Scott
Risen
Son
Joe McCules
Sarah Ann Hollard
Saenger
Leslie Howard
Bette Davis
Bette
News Ant Cartoon
Tod’s
Country
the Woman
Rex Bell
Law & Lead
John Barrymore
Guy Kibbee
Big Shot
Cora Witherspoon
Dorothy Moore
Gordon Jon
Palm Springs
Hamilton Trust Fund
B. J. Oguarn Cor
Philbrick
Hamilton Depositors Corp
Denyer
Colorado
ROY Anderson and Company
Tornady
Accident Tasurance
Blevins High School
Ehope Star
Venice Stone
Lotiie Cunumings
Evelyn Sewell
Theda Hard Campbell
Woodfred Ball
Irene Wardlaw
Imogene Nalen
Virginia Moura
Winnie Ile
Hope Star
Nyioy Neern
Stubbeman
Howard LeRoy
Brien
U. S
Vladivostok
Russia
W. H. Langdon
U. S. Albany
Siberia
Benjamin W. Labaree
Col
Leonard P. Ayres
New Springs
Cox’s
Walgreen
Sedna
Underwood
Royal
Ipana
Barbara Gould Cosmetics
Phy
John P. Cox Drug Co
Jim Edwards
J. N. Edwards
Farmville
North Carolina
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