Human touch counts more than shelter and bread
Mis Frances Lipreamh with friends in Hot Springs. The P. T. A. Study Council meets 2:30 Friday at City Hall. Mise. Willie Lawson will discuss Adult Education. All members urged to attend. Vintors welcome, harpfeen Mozelle Clark, NeAnn daughter, had operation at Sulla Chester hospital. Mr. C. S. Tow ill at home on South Bern. Mr. and Mrs. Graves return from Little Rock. Mr. Graves is district vice president of Arkansas Municipal League. Randell Dixon of Roach Paper Little Rock visited Hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. T. A. Study Council
Mise
Willie Lawson
Arkenans Educational Association
Little Rock
Vinttors
Harpfeen
Mozelle Clark
A. P. Clark
NeAnn
Sulla Chester Hospital
Albert Graves
Tittle Rock
Craver
Arkansas Municipal League
Prescott News In Brief Highlights Local Meetings and Events
County Agent calls a February 4 meeting at 9:40 p.m. at Prescott courthouse for farmers. Grand Lecturer and Deputy Grand Master prep Prescott lodge no. 4 on January 30. 4 H club meets Friday at high school. Rosston Road Home Demonstration club elected officers January 21. Pine Bluff Lumber builds new shingle mill in town, promising jobs. George Beck rests better after illness. Prescott basketball loses 13 to 26 to Gurdon Go Devils. Harley Caldwell tops Prescott scorers. Clea Johnson's friends mourn her illness and return home Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Hiler
Court House
Prescott
Pres~cott Lodge
Rosston
Av CG. de Yauult
G. O. Johnson
Joe Regu
Charlie Cryane
Og. W. Buchanan
Jim Worthington
Lillie Fortner
J. W. Buchanan
W. C. Woosley
Pine Bluff Lumber Company
George Beck
Gurdon
Go Devils
Harley Caldwell
Clea Johnson
Rocky Mound 4-H Club Meets with Agents Jan Meeting
The Rocky Mound 4-H and junior adult 4-H clubs met at the schoolhouse on Wednesday January 28 at 10 o clock with home demonstration and county agents Miss Helen Griffin and W E Mountcastle. Agents announced future meetings will be on the second Wednesday each month at Weerlock and urged enrollment before the next term. Mr Mountcastle gave an interesting talk and the meeting closed after the pledge. The next gathering is set for Wednesday February 12 at 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Monn
Rocky Mound
Helen Griffin
W. E. Mountcastle
We'rlock
Oth
Mountcastle
Conference Held in This City by CALE in Hope
Bishop J M Moore of Holly Springs and Mina called a council of elders pare nots and laymen of the C M FE southwest Arkansas conference into session in Hope on Tuesday and Wednesday. His train was in te and the Rev G W Young presiding elder organized the council before arrival. Ministers and laymen from all southwest Arkansas counties attended as the bishop outlined plans for a stronger church program this year urging cleaner lives and full commitment to curb evils. The official report by J S Briggs noted the anticipated impact on church work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Moore
Holly Springs
Mina
C. M. FE
Briggs
Blind Senator’s Reading Method Revealed in Detail
The article describes how a blind senator spends Saturdays browsing second hand book shops with a companion. Titles, contents, and opening passages are read to him before selection. Books are set aside, later shipped home or to the office. His secretary and clerks read to him, and he records exact address phrasing after solitary sessions.
Local Social Roundup of Visits and Meetings
Ozan Miss Mollie Hatch returned to Hope after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ben Goodlett. Mrs. John Brunner of Hot Springs visited Mr. and Mrs. Chas Locke. J. E. Goodlett of Texarkana visited Mrs. Mary Citty and relatives. Mrs. Mary Citty has been confined to bed for some time. Mrs. Lee Stone and daughter Mary Lee of Texarkana visited. Mrs. T. L. Hockersmith Jr. returned to Benton after visiting her mother. Home Demonstration club met with Miss Alma Hanna. Missionary Society met with Mrs. Bill Gist and heard a program on Love and Friendship. Next week’s meeting with Mrs. G. S. Smith. program teacher Mrs. Chas. Bryant. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Freeman of Gordon visited Mrs. L. D. Fletcher and Mr. Fletcher. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Goodlett visited Doe Blan of Saratoga. Mrs. Autony Smead left for Little Rock to join her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollie Hatch
Hope
Ben Goodlett
John Brunner
Hot Springs
Chas. Locke
J. E. Goodlett
Texarkana
Mary Citty
Lee Stone
Mary Lee
T. L. Hockersmith Jr
Benton
Chlora Ditty
Home Demonstration Club
Alma Hanna
The
Missionary Society
Bill Gist
Miller Stuart
G. S. Smith
Chas. Bryant
Bill Freeman
Goredon
L. D. Fletcher
Fletcher
Doe Blan
Saratoga
Autony Smead
Little Rock
Harmony Folks Share News From the Community
Harmony residents pass along health updates and visits with neighbors. Ray McWilliams and Ella Hodnett are improving. LaVerne Tronat McWilliams and Ely Senford have colds. Mrs. Merrick Huckabee and Mrs. George McMillen receive neighbourhood calls. Mrs. Cleat Martain of Colorado Springs is seriously ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yarberry
Blevins
Ray McWilliams
Merrick Huckabee
George McMillen
Thad Vines
J. W. McWilliams
Milton Rogers
Thurman Landes
Nellie B. Leach
Hope
Mack McWilliams
Joe Daugherty
Hattie Crews
Violet Daugherty
Clent Daugherty
Hermon McWilliams
H. R. McWilliams
Hickory Shade Preaching Postponed Due to Weather
Weather delays moved Hickory Shade Preaching from Saturday night to Sunday. Mrs. Ben Roblyon visited Mrs. Maury Prince Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Jones and their young daughter spent Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jones of Hope. Mrs John Rogers and little son went away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Roblyon
Maury Prince
Eugene Jones
Walter Jones
Hope
John Rogers
Gon
Ares
Letters to the Editor and Local Notes 1936
A jumble of reader letters and community notices from January 1936 includes an editorial critique on liquor policy, a poem titled The Drunkard's Well submitted by B. C. C., and editor's notes about poetry submissions. It also lists local social updates: the speaker of the house ruling, residents visiting relatives, and neighbors hosting or traveling, with names such as A. M. Calhoun, Mrs. Cave Gilbert, Rae Calhoun, P. L. Ross, Chester Prince, W. E. Jones, Albert McCorkle, Jack Allen, Mildred and Irma Lee Robison, Milton Ree, and Gene Rogers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Calhoun
Liberty
Cave Gilbert
Baby
Stophs
Rae Calhoun
Floyd Matone
P. L. Ross
Mints Ross
Yarberry
Chester Prince
W. E. Jones
Albert McCorkle
Rio Grande Valley
Jack Allen
B. S. Wilson
Gladye
Jim Calhoun
Hope Area Residents Visit and Travel Headlines
Washington Mrs Lucilla Carrigan visited Hope on Monday while Foster City locals visited relatives over the weekend. Several Hope residents, including Mrs C C Stuart and Mrs J S Conway, were business visitors. Guests from Rt 1 and the Delony family hosted weekend visitors. Other local travels included Rev W H Stingley preaching in Cisco and Miss Myrtle Bearden visiting Ouachita College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucilla Carrigan
Hope
Foster City
Foster
State High- Tway Department
C. C. Stuart
J. S. Conway
Sammy Smith
Rt. 1 v
Luther Smith
Delony
J. P. Webb
Ira Parsons
Guy Card
John Card
Mary Levins
Elizabeth McKinley
Quachita, College
Luvins
W. H. Stingley
Cisco
Oklahoma
W. S. Sirood
Powell Byers
Nashville
Myrtle Bearden
Ouachita College
Jim ‘Bearden
John James
Utile
Martha
Jean
Bob Levins
C. N. Trimble
J. D. Trimble
ElDorado
W. H. Etter
Sarah June
ElDorada
Lee Holt
Canada Favored To Repeat Olympic Ice Triumph In 1932 Style
Canada widely expected to win the Olympic ice hockey title with the United States as their strongest challenger. The U S team features top amateurs like Tom Moone Frank Shaughnessy and Paul Rowe, while Germany France and Britain improve. The 1936 games will pit the Maple Leaf against American skill in a 10,000 seat stadium amid heightened national pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NBA
GARMI
Ch-Partenkirchen
Germany
Canada
U.S
Poland
United Sater
Antwerp
Land of the Maple Leaf
Ancele Sam
Dominion
Uncle Sam
United States
Tom Moone
Ottend
Frank Shaughnessy
Roanoke
McGill University
Montrest Victorias
Frank Spain
Boston
Dartmouth
Paul Rowe
Boston University
Frank Stubbs
Harvard
Elbridge Ross
Colby
John C. Lax
Phil la Batte
Minnesota
Baltimore Orioles
John C. Garrison
Gordon Smith
Austin F. Kommer
Princeton
Malcolm McAlpin
St. Nicks
Olympic
Yankees
Winnipeg
Ceremany
France
England
Switzerland
Buddhist Temple Planned in London
London moves to hire its first Buddhist temple as plans await approval by the London county council. A Bhikku is en route from the east to join the Buddhist association, which says the temple aims to spread teachings rather than convert Britons and will be built in Hindu style with items sourced from Ceylon and elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
London County Counccil
Buddhist Association
Ceylon
Screen Stars Drive Like Pros Says Hollywood Traffic Chief
Hollywood traffic officer Harry Beerup watches stars leaving studio gates and notes which actors are cautious or bold drivers. Jean Harlow speeds, Joan Crawford outdrives many men, Luise Rainer hesitates at lights, and Clark Gable follows exact gate timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robbin Coons
Associated Press
Hollywood
Jean Harlow
Joan Crawford
Harry Beerup
Harry
Luise Rainer
Clark Gable
Robert Montgomery
Chester Mortis
Lionel Barrymore
Local Social Notes From Rodessa and Surrounding Areas
In Rodessa Louisiana Mr Holt connected with a local hardware concern. Mrs Lee Holt and Mrs L F Monroe spent Monday in Vicksburg. Neal Brewer and family of Gum Springs visited Mr and Mrs A P Dejony and family for the weekend. James Pilkinton of Henderson State Teachers College spent the weekend at home with his parents Mr and Mrs J L Austin. J P Pinky Byers deputy circuit clerk is home this week with mumps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodessa
Holt
Lee Holt
L. FP. Monroe
Vexurkana
Neal Brewer
Gum Springs
A. P. Dejony
James Pilkinton
Henderson State Teachers College
J. L. Ausinton
J. P
Pinky) Byers
Women names echo on Dakota frontier towns
In North Dakota a railway conductor hears feminine names such as Basie and Josephine as he greets passengers. Pioneers named towns and villages after women. Medora in Billings County stands out as Theodore Roosevelt’s ranching hub. Other named spots include Ines Norma Olga Silvia Christine Hannah Frances Jo net Stella Wills Elle Mary Flora Marion Alice Elizabeth Sophia Beulah Kathryn Jessie Laverne Juanita Freda Cherry Mona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bismarck
N. D
Basie
Josephine
North Dakota
Medora
Billings County
Theodore Roosevelt
Ines
Norma
Olga
Silvia
Christine
Hannah
Frances
Alice
Elizabeth
Sophia
Beulah
Kathryn
Jessie
Laverne
Juanita
Freda
Cherry
Mona
Local Notices From Antioch And Prescott Area
Community notices report social visits among Antioch Prescott and Hope residents. Mr and Mrs Jim Hill hosted Monday with Mr and Mrs Will Mohan and Allen Hickey made a business trip to Little Rock. Mr and Mrs Lee Cook visited Rich Dougan. Mr and Mrs Clyde Coffee of Hope visited W E McFarland. News of the marriage of Hattie Mae McFarland to Clarence Figg of Edinburg Texas occurred Sunday January 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim’ Hill
Will Mohan
Allen Hickey
Little Rock
Messers, Polwell
Perry Dougan
Prescott
Lee Cook
Rich Dougan
Clyde Coffee
Hope
W. E. McFarland
Hattie Mae McFarland
Clarence Figg
Edinberg
Texas
Miss McFarland
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mise Frances Lipreamh
Vlalthag
My. C. 5
Harp
South Brrn Street
Tuck Moore
Carolyn
Bradley
Meek
LK. A. McRae
Randall H. Dixon
Roach Paper Company
Little Roche
Eastman
Cox
Blood
Saerger
Freston Foster
Vesuvius
Mickey Mouse
Dale McKinney
Nashville Production Credit Association
A. E. Slusser
J. F. Moses
John P. Cox Drug Co
Cale
J. H. Moore
Ozan
Buery
Star
Tam
Drupkard
Theard
Ely
Jesus
Paul
Christ
Seasgitt
Arkansas
Nolte
Washington
Trehurgis
Wales
North Carolina State College
Helen Mergar
Helen Morgan
Leslie ‘Howard
Nore
Shearer
Erle Linden
Barrymore
Richard Thorpe
Mike Cantwell
United States Airlines
McAllen
Frances Barham
G. T. Cross
America
Dakota
Plateau
Antioch
Arkansas Ne
Haynes Bros
Barton’s
FBI
SAT
MON
Luzianne Coffee
K.C
the Hope
Water & Light Plant
Arch Moore
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