Remembrance and Local Society Notes From Malvern
A collection of oblique reflections on Robert E Lee and a flurry of social notices from Malvern include church circles, meetings of the W M A groups, hospitality at Mrs. Jewell and Mrs. Williams, and tributes to bereaved families. Local residents shared Bible studies, officer elections, bridge and salad socials, and expressions of thanks amid community life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womans Missionary Union of the First Baptist Church
Albert Jewell
North Mchine Street
C. W. Harrington
M Williams
W. C. Andres
Jesse Brown
First Baptist Church
Cecil Weaver
Spruce Street
Rob Jones
Edwin Dossett
Ceci Weaver
Franklin
Hugh Smith
Charles Hulbert
County Bar Pays Tribute to Luke F Monroe
The county bar recalls Luke F Monroe, a youthful victim, praising his witness to railroads, electricity, and modern change from plantation era to the modern age. It notes Hempstead County’s seat at Washington and the long line of prominent attorneys, marking his passing as the end of an era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustus H. Garland
James K. Jones
Joel D. Conway
Luke
Monte Sy
South
Washington
Hempstead County
Aransas
Arkansas
Luke F. Monroe
Lice Collection By Stanford Prof Defies Odds
Stanford entomologist Gordon Ferris houses the world’s largest lice collection with about 225 species, each tied to a host. The exhibit includes living specimens strapped on his wrist for study, including typhus carriers, in a risky, meticulous lab routine at Stanford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Jackson
Palto Alto
Calif
California
Uien
Gordon F. Ferris
Stanford University
Hhis
Ferris
Fie Suests
Tee
Professor Ferris
United States
China
Tribute to Wake Monae as Arkansas legal pioneer
Washington Arkansas bar mourns Wake Monae as a sterling advocate and lifelong defender of local justice. Committees seek to memorialize him with formal tributes and certified copies for record and press release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Arkansas
Wake FL Monae
Abel
Benels and Bar
Hot Springs Probe Faces Publicity Clash With Committee
A Hot Springs inquiry stalled by a publicity dispute brushes off discussing findings. Chairman WM Thompson of Independence and secretary Lee Nichols of Logan led the panel as witnesses and lawyers refused to talk. Other attendees included Mayor Leo McLaughlin, Sheriff Marion Anderson, and Judge Earl With, with the committee’s lawyer saying he could not comment for publication. Observers note star chamber hints, while a statement may come Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WM. Thompson
Independence
Lee Nichols
Logan
Star Chamber
Herbert (Dutch) Aurs
Marion Andersen Cod Forum
Haustoin Banary
Earl With
Thompson
Nichols
Murry
Dallas County
Jones
Mont- Hunters
Robinson
Lafayette
Social Weekend Visits Across Spring Hill and Nearby Towns
Saturday and Sunday saw residents visiting relatives and friends in Spring Hill Liberty Hill and Hope. Dr Lile traveled from Hope to see Spofford Sooter with his wife and baby while Earl Brown and son Vernie conducted business in Hope. Funeral attendees from the area for Mrs Hatsfield joined a gathering at Anderson cemetery including Rey Crain and wife Mrs Alvin Robertson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bud McKee
Daugherty
Huron Light
Audrey
Liberty Hill
Frank Turner
Earl Brown
Vernie
Hope
Hugh Garner
Swan Smith
Joe Brown
Lithia Springs
Lile
Spofford Sooter
Mr. Stone
Foley
Dallas
Hatsfield
Anderson Cemetery
Rey, Crain
Alvin Robertson
Jack Huckabee
J.C. Turner
Bill Anderson
Old Costumes On Display For Plainsman Promotion
Rephan's Department store cooperates with Saenger Theater to advertise The Plainsman. A window display features historic outfits and relics from 1867, including costumes worn by Hope pioneer families. The film, starring Gary Cooper and Jean Arthur, opens next Sunday through Tuesday at the Saenger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saenger Theater
Plainsman
Rephan
Hope
Saenger
Gary Cooper
Jean Arthur
Local notices and visits in Howard County
Mrs Mike Foley Jr mentions Alvin Robertson's business trip to the Rio Grande valley last week. Mr and Mrs Arthur Collins visit her children in Howard county for a week or ten days. Due to bad weather Sunday there were no Methodist church services. Hugh Garner with wife and daughter Cornelia visited his mother Mrs W L Garner. Misses Evely Murph and Sarah Lou also appear in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Foley Jr
Alvin Robertson
Rio Grande Valley
Arthur Collins
Howard County
Methodist Church
Hugh Garner
Cornelia
W. L. Garner
Evely Murph
Sarah Lou
Local Social and Business Notes From High Point Area
Sunday visits and guest lists highlight community life with Antioch Alford Hickey and Miss Ruby Grune don as supper guests, Rev Copeland revival in Dallas, and several families traveling for church, court, and business. The High Point Federal building features five electric eyes controlling shaded windows for optimal light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alford Hickey
Ruby Grunedon
Henry Hickey
Brady
Irene and
Furn Cook
Teheacana
Texas
Dallas
Mr. Copeland
Federal
High Point
N.C
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mars
St. Henry
Robert E. Lee
Cvitics
Robert Edward Lee
The
Confederacy
North
Ayady
the Williams
Malvern
Hot Springs
American Legion Auxiliary
Affternoon
South Spruce Street
T. H, Butler
Denver Buller
William, Butler
Alfred Bearden
D. L. Dillard
Powell
Blondell
COLES
Stuart Erwin
Paul Kelly
Florence Rice
Margaret Irving
Fekdrega Mayer Acront Thur, & Fri
Barbara Stanwyck
Joel McCrea
Fay Wray
Ralph Bellamy
Yellowstone
Ladies Specialty Shop
Madrid
Tropical America
Flapper
By Sylvia
Fanny
Spring Hill
Coats
Wizard Jr
Part
Penney
Penneys
Exch
ECRU
Penney Company, Incorporated
Post Office
Ladies’ Specialty Shop
Shipley Studio
Walnut Street
Hope Star
John S. Gibson Drug Company
Rexall Store
Phono
Hope, Ark
Antioch
Ledbetter
F. J. Hill
Amos Beard
Kenny Atkins
Battle Field
Methodist M. P
Lee Cook
Res
R. W. Wylie
Harvey Showver
Dennish Wylie
Dougan
Faily
Bam Crab
Emmet
Marion Crab
Berthe Mae Hickey
Madie Harden
Piney Grove
N. BE. Dougan
Madame Irene’s Beauty School
Marquette
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