Social Calendar notes and weddings in Hope area
July events include Woodman Circle Tuesting at Popular Grove chapter 195 with AU members urged to attend. Mrs. Thomas Carter of Monroe feted after a bridge event hosted by Mrs. R L Pritchard and Mrs. Albert Graves at the Pritchard home. High score went to Mrs. W J Jones. Guests listed include Mrs. Finley Want and others. Mary Bullen Pate to wed Dana Blocker at First Methodist Texarkana July 14. Al Fresco party honors Mr and Mrs William Johnson at Fair Park. Janette Hopking marries Marshel Bailey in Paris with Rev Harrison officiating.
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Tuesting
Woodman Circle
Popular Grove
Woodman Unit
R. L. Pritchard
Albert Graves
Thomas Carter
Monroe
Louisiana
Pritchard
W. J. Jones
Finelly Want
Sid McMath
Ref. Broach
William Johnson
Dick Watkins
Dick Forester
Billy Dob Tfornden
J. Wo. Branch
Daisey Meitac
Marriot Story
Hope
Texarkana
Texarkana Public Schools
Della Beta Sigma Sorority
Janell Hopkins
Yo Marsdell Bailey
R. H. Hopking
Paris
Texas
Janette
Marshel Bailey
W. E. Bailey
Fred R. Harrison
Arkadelphia
Dudley Gordon
Prescott
Arkansas
Bailey
Liberty National Bank of
Talbot
Park al fresco party honors guests at Moore home
Mr and Mrs Jewell Moore entertained at the Park on Saturday with an al fresco party for guests Mr and Mrs Jimmy Hughes of New York City and Mr and Mrs W J Brannon of Memphis Tennessee. Among those present were the honor guests Mr and Mrs Normen Moore, Mrs Donald Moore and son Van, Mr and Mrs Kenny McKee of Garland City, Miss Dorothy Moore, Dick Moore and the hosts. Birthday party for June Dodds celebrated at home on Broadway with games and refreshments. hostess assisted by Miss Mary Louise Dodds and Mrs Charles Griffin.
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Ant
Withan Johnson
William Johnson
Falr Park
W. C. Page
R. E. Henderson
Lester Gordon
Buford Poe
George Byrd
Dave Griffin
R. C.ellen
Harold’ Hobson
Dave Price
Martha Waddle
Frances Enson
Howall Nanking
Fred Morse
Herbert Arnold
Bill Gurman
Owen Gall
Jewell Moore
Jimmy Hughes
New York City
W. J. Brannon
Memphis
Tennessee
Mra
Normen Moore
Donald Moore
Van
Kenny McKee
Garland City
Mias
Dorothy Moore
Dick Moore
June Dodds
Misa Dnne Dodds
Broadway
Mary Louise Dodds
Charles Griffin
Brannon
Nellie Norman
Social Notes Highlight Regional Visits and Travelers
Personal mentions list Mrs. Don Smith returning from Atlanta with relatives and friends, Mrs. Thomas Carter and daughter Betty en route to Monroe after visiting Mrs. Pritchard, and Albert Graves and son Albert IV driving to Little Rock for a Monday return to Hope. Other items note Hattie Ann Feild visiting her grandmother, Mrs. J. T. West, in Little Rock, Edith Ragegles and son Binton visiting from Wasco, California, A C Whitehurst returning from Henderson State Teachers College, and Funeral attendance for Professor Emile Tribing. Also Mary Taynes hosting Miss Sue Rucker of the Philippines, with notes on Gunston Hall, Washington, D.C., and Miss Nedra Gibson visiting grandparents in San Angelo, Texas, plus various local weekend guests and travel plans.
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Hattie Ann Feild
Little Rock
J. T. West
Homer Sommerville
Edith Ragegles
Binton
Wasco
California
O. F. Ruggles
A. C. Whitehurst
Henderson State Teachers’ College
Arkadelphia
RL. Broach
Elise Broach
Rock
Emile Tribing
Mary Taynes
Sue Ruckler
Phillipine Islands
Miss Ruckler
E. L. Rucker
Miss Haynes
Gunston Hall
Washington , D.C
Kinney McKee
Garland City
Nedra Gibson
San Angelo
Texas
J. S. Gibson Sr
Gennie McWilliams
Bertha Horton
Texan Vacation Wanderers Reported Across State Lines
Retiree Paul Hutson and Bobby Reynerson visited Prescott on Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Kline Snyder vacationed this week at Lake Hamilton in Hot Springs. Lucille Hutson Charles Segnay Paul Waddle and Joe Wimberly attended a Texarkana Sunday afternoon gathering.
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Galveston
Texas
Paul Hutson
Bobby Reynerson
Prescott
Kline Snyder
Lake Hamilton
Hot Springs
Lucille Hutson
Charles Seg Nay
Paul Waddle
Joe Wimberly
Texarkana
Little Rock Drops Two Games Sunday
The Little Rock Travelers lost both ends of a Sunday doubleheader at Travelers Field to the league-leading Nashville Vols. In game one Nashville edged Little Rock 5 to 4 in twelve innings, and the Vols completed the sweep with a 6 to 2 victory. A tense pitching duel featured Baron Boots Poffenberger for Nashville and Wilfrid Telebvre for Little Rock. The seventh inning tied the game at 4 before Nashville pulled away late.
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Little Rock
Little Rock Travelers
Nashville Vols
Travelers Field
Vols
Baron Boots” Poffenberger
Wilfrid Telebvre
Travelers
Nashville
Moser
Thirdaas Boken
George
Standings and results from Southern Association and NL games
Summary of Southern Association standings with results from Sunday including Nashville and Atlanta games and Mondays fixtures Knoxville at Little Rock and Atlanta at New Orleans. National League results list Cincinnati New York Chicago Pittsburgh St Louis Boston with Brooklyn Philadelphia and others. multiple games and upcoming schedules noted.
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Nashville
Little Rock
Atlanta
Birmingham
Memphis
Knoxville
Chattanooga
New Orleans
Cincinnati
New York
Chicago
Pitsburgh
St. Lewis
Boston
Philadelphia
Bunduay
Brooklyn
St. Louis I
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Detroit
Louis
Washington
St. Louis
W. L. Pet
Sdbl
SAT Chattanooga
Little Rogk
Knooxville
Harrison In Hollywood With John Barrymore and the Great Profile
Hollywood scene around John Barrymore on the set of The Great Profile includes celebrities off camera and a running joke about his use of a blackboard for lines. The story notes Barrymore’s debt rumors, his wife Elaine Barrie’s absence from the studio, and a plan for his post production tour with My Dear Children.
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Hollywood
John Barrymore
Bhnley Temple
Shirley
Barrymore
Mary Beth Hughes
Shakespeare
Walley Lang
Elaine
Elaine Barrie
20Th Fox
Boken Stars as Traveler Defeats Two-Run Play at Plate
In a tense baseball moment, Boken beat a two hit sequence to short. Rocco grounded to Lupien who could have thrown out Moser at the plate. The Traveler first baseman delayed the play by moving to first, then threw home. The throw arrived late but Moser scored as the baseman’s throw proved strong.
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Boken
Rocco
Lupien
Moser
Bobby Melzer Climbed 64 Peaks in Two Nations
Twelve year old Bobby Melzer, with his father Carl, has climbed 64 peaks over 14,000 feet in the United States. The pair, first father son duo to reach that mark, plan to tackle Mexico's peaks above 14,000 feet and then Alaska and Canada. They travel in an old sedan with butterfly nets and film gear, avoiding heavy climbing equipment.
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Denver
Bobby Melzer
Mexico
Bobby
Carl Melzer
United States
Melzers
North American
Alaska
Canada
Dad Melzer
Admiral Byrd
Melzer
Pico de Orizaba
Perote
Alpine butterflies and plants eyed by Melcer party
The Melcer family, with college student Stuart Mace, plan Alpine butterfly collection and herbarium study this summer. Bobby Melcer, starting at age five, has built a valuable butterfly collection and hopes to become a man of science. They expect tough climbs in the Mexican mountains but aim to complete the trek in about a month.
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Bobby
Melcers
Stuart Mace
Grinnell
Melcer
Lige Learned Fast But He’s Not Through
Lige Ta lone who immigrated from Italy in 1933 has earned straight A’s for six years of schooling. He was valedictorian of his high school class and played football and basketball. He plans to work his way through a Kentucky college next.
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J. R. Williams
Sofpaniluams ZI
Saenger -Now
Tues
Americary Institute of Laundering
Don Smith
Georgia
R. T. White
White
Myx
Bernice Billingsley
Martha
Williamson
Austin Franks
THE
Diamond Cafe
Ralph Bailey
and Buck Powers
Mope
Union Bus Station
Poffenberger
LeFebvre
Southern Association
Harrison IN
Paul Harrison
NEA Service
Rarin
By Robert Geiger
Joe Suneuiv
Coi Saasays
Lige
Earry
Kate’s Beauty & Gift Shop
Lastex
U. S. Rubber Company
Wilson Brothers
Haynes Bros Ce
Hope Hardware CO. 1
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