Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Farewells
Mrs. Thomas L. Darby of Ronan City, Mo, is the house guest of her parents in this city and will be remembered as Miss Wilma Adkins. Mika Claudia Whitworth, a Henderson State Teachers college student, visits with friends with Sophie Keberiain and Jack Bean. Several arrivals and departures mark a busy week, including Mrs. Whitworth’s family’s trips, Mr. and Mrs. White’s travel to Lamar, and local shopping plans as L. S. Thomas prepares spring merchandise for the Ladies Specialty Shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas L. Darby
Ronan City
W. S. Atkins
Mika Claudia Whitworth
Henderson State Teachers College
Arkadelphia
Sophie Keberiain
Jack Bean
Pine Bluff
Whitworthe Pureals
Wc, Whitworth
Arthur Aull
Lamar Democrat
Mrs. White
L. S. ‘Thomas
Ladies Specialty Shop
Dallas
Texas
Club Notes from Columbus and Ozah St Paul Meetings
The Columbus Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs St F Caldwell’s home with fifteen members and Miss Griffin present. Officers were appointed for the year in food preservation preparation clothing and textiles poultry gardening artcraft landscaping and more. The Ozah St Paul group met at Miss Alma Hanna’s home with eighteen members a new member and two visitors. Devotions, reports on gardening poultry clothing and food topics were given. A bat mats demonstration followed and games and contests ended the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ozah
Annie Fontaine
Luck Cowling
C. M. Irvin
E. M. Stuart
Floyd Matthews
Griffin
Alma Hanna
Oak Grove Visitors and Local Social Borders
Oak Grove residents hosted and visited relatives on Sunday including Mr. and Mrs. Lee Englund and Cathreen Ross with Ernest Rows Edward Allen and Fred Camp from Rodessa Louisiana. J C Collier family received callers Sunday afternoon. Mrs Frank Murlens and children visited Jim Skinner family. Fred Camp stayed overnight with local households. Gerideen Collier visited Hogie Patterson Saturday night. Jewell Ross and Rema Nell Mullens called on J C Collier Sunday afternoon. Walter Lee Allen spent Thursday night with H M Ross. Ernest Ross and children were present for calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Englund
Cathreen Ross
Ernest Rows
Edward Allen
Fred Camp
Rodessa
Leo Collier
J. C. Collier
Frank Murlens
Jim Skinner
Rodesea
Gerideen Collier
Hogie Patterson
Jewell Ross
Rema Nell Mullens
Walter Lee Allen
H. M. Ross
Ernest Ross
Bodeaw Captures Invitation Meet in Camden Arkansas
Bodeaw High School won the second annual two county invitation basketball tournament at Renter Saturday night with Central High School placing second. Teams from Oundlilla and Nevada counties participated. Chichester High girls defeated Cale 31 to 17 and Readar 24 to 10 in exhibitions. First and second all star selections list Butler Taylor Bodenw Goodwin Henley Render Banks Cross Roads Fuller Ward Crose Roads Reniler Young Willsville Bussell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
Ark
Bodeaw High School
Renter
Central High School
Bodeaw
Buckner
Oundlilla
Nevada
Chichester High School
Cale
Readar
Theows
Butler
Tavelor
Goodwin
Eanter
Prince Edward as King Delivers Urban Welfare Vision
An article traces Edward’s rise from Prince of Wales to king, noting his housing reforms in London and Plymouth area properties, his 1932 Tyne coalfield charity tour, and a 1999 Guildhall speech. It highlights his clashes with slums, efforts to build decent homes, and closer ties with the United States and American culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
Northumberland
London
Shlm
Duke of Cornwall
Plymouth
Cornwall
Cheek
Abt
Tyne
Prine
Somerset Miners’ Distress Fund
Association of Municipal Corporations
Guildhall
Britain
America
England
United States
Tnis
Wilson
Coolidge
F. D. Roosevelt
Prince
Edward
Prince of Wales
Local social notes from Sunday visits and gatherings
Mrs Jim Skimmer hosted Sunday afternoon while Mr and Mrs Lee England visited. Mr and Mrs Ernest Ross had Sunday night guests. Miss Gerleen and Ivie Lee Collier visited Mr and Mrs IC Collier with children present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Skimmer
Lee England
Ernest Ross
Gerleen
Ivie Lee Collier
IC. Collier
Virtually Same Bobsled Teams to Race for U S Olympiad
NEA Service reports from Garmisch Partenkirchen on Feb 8 16 1936 where a near identical U S bobsled squad to that of 1932 and 1928 will compete at the new Lake Placid inspired course. Veterans Billy Fiske J Hubert Stevens lead a strong lineup with past champions and alterns. The track on Mount Van Hoyenberg features fast turns icy banks and clocking near 50 mph as four heats decide the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiske
Stevens
Garmisch-Partenkirchen
Germany
Lake Placid
N. Y
Billy Fiske
J. Hubert Stevens
Fener
Eddie Eagan
Yale
Cliff Gray
Jay O'Brien
Curtis
Hubert
John J. Shene
Lake, Placid
United States
If Curven
Daring
Francis W. Tyler
Donna Fox
Richard W. Lawrence
Syracuse
Fox
Max T. Bly
Crawford C. Merkel
Rey
Curtis Stevens
Jim Bickford
Ed Varna
Fureman
Gilbert Colgate
Ivan Brown
Alan Washbond
Brown
Robert Martin
U.S
U. S
Retu Capadruti
Hubert Stevens
Hans Kilian
Lieutenpal Papaus
Romania
S. M. Zenizytzki
Mount van Hoyenberg
Eyrie
Kilian
Ritter von Halt
Kreuzeck
Bavaria
Beating Claims Reach Back To Slain Clergyman Wife Case
MEMPHIS Tenn UPI a member of the reconciliation party that preceded the slaying of Brenton Root testified Monday that the clergyman's son talked of killing his wife hours before she shot him to death. Guy H Sentes a friend of the Roots told the jury Mrs Daisy Root was beaten on numerous occasions and that the night before the death Root remarked he did not have to put up with his wife's hysterics. He said Root planned to get sore and kill her during an exchange with Lucile Underwood a red haired nightclub cigarette girl blamed for the estrangement. Mrs Root 30 testified she shot her husband after he reached for his gun denying she slipped up on him and killed him without warning after attending a cabaret party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Sentes
Eald
Lucile Underwood
Cigaretti
Cazort Proposes Nonpolitical Homestead Tax Amendment
Cazort outlines a nonpolitical plan to amend state taxes allowing a $1000 homestead exemption with optional rise to $2500, claiming it avoids new taxes and protects bondholders. The proposal details legislative steps to enact, replace funds, and preserve legal rights while maintaining local tax effects in municipalities school districts and counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cazort
Cazart
Arkansas
Mrs AAA How Do You Like Your Sew Electric Washer
Mrs TVA notes a complaint about a domestic washing device. She describes Saturday night bath time as disrupted by paddle arrangements that knock her off her feet. The dialogue suggests a humorous or critique tone about household appliances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TVA
Arkadelphia Business Leader Earle Rudolph Dies at Home
Earle Rudolph, vice president of the Arkadelphia Chamber of Commerce, died suddenly at his home early Tuesday from an apparent heart attack after returning from a board meeting. He and his brother operated the Arkadelphia Hardware Company for about 35 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkadelphia
Ark
Earle Rudolph
Rudolph
Arkadelphia Chamber of Commerce
Dis
Arkadelphia Hardware Company
T. ‘T. Rudelph
Townsend Movement Leaders Face Possible Fines Under Act
Washington reports plans in Congress to invoke the corrupt practices act against Townsend movement leaders for failing to file accounting of receipts and expenditures across states. No criminal action is planned yet, but floor debate may pressure Townsendites to disclose inner group activities and comply with the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Townsend-old Age Pension Movement
Congress
House
Townend
Department’ of Justice
Local Residents Share Social Visits This Week
Mrs. Alice Finley gave a business tip to town on Friday while Mrs. Ethel Cornelius spent Monday afternoon with Mrs. Cora McBoy. Mr. and Mrs. Olen Hubbard of Sprus jell visited the Hubbard family’s parents for a few days. Miss Ethel Gentry stayed Tuesday night with Miss Christeen Cornelius and Mrs. Pearl Cornelius visited Thursday with Mrs. Rosa Cornelius.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Finley
Ethel Cornelius
Cora.McBoy
Olen Hubbard
Sprus Jell
Mrs.Hubbard
Ethel Gentry
Christeen ‘Cornelius
Pearl Cornelius
Rosa Cornelius
Albino quail displayed at Hesterley Drug Store
An albino quail killed weeks ago near Bodcaw by Game Warden Earl Barham is mounted and on display at Hesterley Drug Store. The pale bird, about quail size with light brown feathers, was mounted by Horace Whitten of Gurdon for Barham to present to the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission. Funeral services for Mrs. Alex Vaughn, died at home, will be held at her residence with survivors including three daughters and two sisters, tracing Bowie County pioneer roots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bod-1
Earl Barham
Hesterley Drug Store
Horace
Whitten
Gurdon
Bartum
The
Arkansas Game and Fish Commission
Alex Vaughn
Vaughn
Max Bryant
Pres+cott
David Thompson
Hopes
John V. Tedford
Little Rock
C.A., Berkshire
Texarkana
Frank P. Bostitk
Prescott
Bowie County
Texas
Thomas C. Busick
Old
Boston
Roosevelt Struggles with Infantile Paralysis and Warm Springs Ties
The article recounts President Roosevelt’s 1921 illness and his long battle to overcome polio. It highlights his connection to Warm Springs, Georgia, the resort waters at 89 degrees used for rehabilitation, and his gradual improvement as he swam his way back to health. Nearby notes mention social calls and visits in Battle Field and Morginton with relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Harrel Synard
Battle Field
Wilma Gentry
Salanha
Vergia Dudney
Ethel Cornelius
Alice Finley
Pearl Cornelius
Hope
Cecil Grayham
Morginton
Ark
Reymond Cornelius
Longview
Texas
Lawrence McBay
Lonnie
Roosevelts Vision of Paralyzed Care Through Foundation
The text discusses a 1926 Georgia foundation organized to study and treat paralysis. It describes a large, resort-like facility with patient wings, administration, playgrounds, cottages, and enclosed treatment areas. The tone highlights progress and philanthropic support, noting continued growth over five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enti Roosevelt
Georgia Wart’ Foundation
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Hope Trade
Aepne
J.C. Steeger
Sharp & Dohnne Drug Company
Grady Henry
Greenville
Aubrey Henry
Brownwood
Tex
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Charles Leverett
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Dale Barnum
Jacksonville
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John P. Cox Drug Co
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NEA Service
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RW Byers Abstract Co
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E-Tex Oil Company
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