Winter social notes and local visits reported
A collage of social gatherings, visits, and travels is documented. Mrs. L W Young hosts at home with bridge and refreshments alongside notes of guests from Alpine Texas and Shreveport. Nearby residents, trips to California, Little Rock, and St Louis are mentioned with multiple family and community names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qny
L. W. Young
Sc, Byers
Alpine
Texas
South Hervey le Rent
George Robinson
Thisernoan
R. V. Herndon
Bridge Hher
South Matt Street
Love Parade Comes to Saenger Wednesday
Jeannette MacDonald, a charming leading lady from the New York stage, makes her film debut in Maurice Chevalier's The Love Parade, a screen operetta written for the motion picture. The tall graceful beauty with a distinct singing voice captivates audiences as she enters sound cinema.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeannette MacDonald
New York
Maurice Chevalier
The Love Parade in Saenger three days debut
Actress Jeanette MacDonald leads in Paramounts The Love Parade as an unmarried Queen of Sylvania. Maurice Chevalier appears as Count Alfred in a romantic comedy with songs by MacDonald and Chevalier, directed by Ernst Lubitsch. The Love Parade runs at the Saenger Theatre starting Wednesday for three days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paramount
Mise Macdonald
Kingdom
Sylvania
Maurice Chevalier
Count Alfred
Paris
Alfred
Jeanette MacDonald
Miss MacDonald
Chevalier
Lupino Lane
Lillian Roth
March of the Grenadiers
Ernst Lubitsch
Dieter Schertzinger
Clifford Grey
Guy Bollon
Saenger Theatre
Guernsey Team Falls to Washington at Armory
Guernsey boys lost to Washington Wednesday night at the Hope armory. The team hopes for a win in the next game. Mrs. Bruce Arnett of Hope visited relatives here Wednesday to Friday. Mrs. Dowell returns home after an operation at Julia Chester Hospital in Hope. Charles Wylie visited Hope on Friday. Opal Wise was absent from school Thursday due to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wight
Armory
Hope
Bruce Arnett
Opera Star Walska Wins Customs Fight in New York
The U S Customs Court in New York ruled that mime and opera star Ganna Walska, wife of Harold F McCormick, may maintain a separate domicile from her husband and won relief from a $1,000,000 customs duty assessment. The decision, with Paris connections and Chicago residency, frames a landmark in marital domicile rights amid Walska’s $2,500,000 jewelry and wardrobe holdings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
New York
Ganna Walska
Paris
Harold F. McCormick
Chicago
Local visitors cluster at bedsides and homes
Mrs Ada Hopson visits her daughter Mrs Alex Franks in the hospital as well as Mrs Dollie Hatfield and her children near Bright Star visiting Mrs G W Gilbert. Mr Bevil of Center Point visits his sister Mrs G W Gilbert Jr. Tom Jones is guest of his brother Elmer Jones in a nearby home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Hopson
Alex Franks
Nia
Dollie Hatfield
Near
Bright Star Ace
G, W. Gilbert
Mr. Bevil
Center Point
Mis, G, W. Gilbert, Jr
Tom Jones
Elmer Jones
Captain the St Bernard Recovers After Hospital Operation
In Omaha on January 21 a tale of Captain a blue blooded St Bernard owned by Mrs Maurice Gross. The dog injured a leg and was taken to a hospital for humans where surgery removed the leg and an artificial leg is being made. Captain is recovering well and has gained back most of the weight lost while ill. Mrs Gross also recovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceptain
St. Barnard
Maurice Grows
Cain
Mal
de. Condon
Omaha
Community News From Center Point Dances and Diverting Events
A Center Point column notes a busy social week with a student dance at the Holllis and others nearby. Families including the Mills, Mullers, and Garrets are mentioned visiting, hosting, or traveling to Hope and Clifton. A child named Marie Hubbard suffered a burn but is expected to recover. a local move is recorded as Tra Dudney’s family relocating.
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Andel
Shaw
Las Winter Cannon
West Fourth Street
Mary Matthews
Dorothy Dol Inhide
Margaret Kinser
Rema Bourks
Macy Sue Andersaiy
Misa
J. E. Williamson
Shreveport
H. Darnell
Mike Virginia Tiggason
Ouachita Esp Arkadelphia
Harry Boyd
California
D.chamberlain
South Main Street
John Sidney Waddle
Ulmer
Hester
Charles Briant
Union
Tay Briant
Harrieton
Week
Tal- Iniah
Alberquerque
New Mexico
College
Hendrix College
Conway
James Montgomery
James
Albert Graves
Ganeatte Witt
Theo Witt
Pack and Grid Association
Hone Bennett
H. T. Bennett
Miss Bennett
S. N. Porter
Little Rock
Masonic School of I
Basil
Newton
Earnest O'Neal
The
Arkansas Machine, Specialty Company
Nashville
Elizabeth White
Barnes Hospital
St. Louis
TRE New Hate
Dolells
Ben Wilson
Neva Gerber
ACE of Scotland Yard
Thor
the Sigle Makes
Lupino Lave
Willian Bath
Directed By
Saenger
Greenwich Village
William.k. Moyer
Guernsey
Customs
Neb
Capain
Teg
Kim
Condon
Mrs. Gross
Captain
Dr. Con
Don
Main Cartier
and Mirs
Glynn Hollis
J. RL Mouser
Roy
Fred
Hapsno Aaron
Willie Putman
Little
Arlene Garr
Poney Reever
Ittic Chudtery
Cathleen
Olan
Apent
Owen Atkina
Dalton Garrett
Melvin Jones
J. M. Jr
George Lynn
Willie Puts
Jman
Herman
P. L. Astin
Ikerwit
Charles Baker
Hugh Garrett
Jake Hamilton
Seth Crews
Pokey Reeves
Tra Dudney
Route 4
Sim
Dodkon
Little Mink
Marie Hubbard
Walter Buligee
Clifton
Drivisihile Satrday
Jahune
Acad Abtington
Joe’ Baker
Miks
Luther Fraaiery
Fred Notwodd
Baker
Len
Commerce St
Arkartsas
Arkansas Tractor & Equipment CO
J. A. Riggs, Sect’y, and
Mar. Little Rock
Ark
Ween
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