Wedding of Miss Green and Texarkana Man
Miss Elizabeth Green, daughter of Mr and Mrs George Muldrow Green of Hope Arkansas, married John Tharpe Williams, son of Mr and Mrs Carroll Williams of Texarkana, at St Marks Episcopal Church in Hope. The ceremony featured white and green decor, a full bridal party, and a reception at the couple's home with guests from Texarkana and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Green
George Muldrow Green
James Henry Jr
Benjamin Hyatt
Edwin Byrd
Crossett
Arkansas
Delmar V. Klux
Santa Fula
California
Nancy Hill
Frances Bryant
Gshann
Texas
Mamle Frérick
Texarkina
Bayard Fyler
Little Rock
Winms
J. Qeard Lightle
E. DeMatt Hanson
W. Hans
Hole
W. Y. Post
bRac Andrews
Mary Caryn Andrews
McAllen
Pula Williams
Lonoke
Ark
Aling Louise Kennedy
House
Punch
D. Lester
Nana Parkins
Lota Brewer
M. F. Morgan
Homer Farpenter
Walter Simms
Horace Harner
Mike Kelley
Kearns Howard
H. F. Shappard
Margaret Frederick
Texarkana
J. J. Battle
Nannie Jett
Fulton
Walter McDonald
Lite Rock
C. Dew
Eudora
Edwin Bird
Kathleen Rhodes
Philadelphia
Alice Louise Kennedy
Houston
Murfreesbowo
Carl Green
Beaumont
Hill
John Thorpe Williams
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Mia
W. Y. Foster
Mary Carolyn
Adolphine Andrews
Ancient Astronomer and the Puzzle of Time
A fragmented historic puzzle references an ancient astronomer and a telescope plural. It lists terms across science, geography, and daily life with scattered clues such as land measure, seed, fiber, iris, and weights. The piece reads like a crossword style treasure of terms and imagined trivia.
Personal Notices Mention Mrs McRae and McCoy Guests
Miss Marily McRae travels to Little Rock for a ten day vigil with her aunt Mrs. Beauchamp and Mr Beauchamp. Julia McCoy and daughter Charleen McCoy of Little Rock are guests of Mr and Mrs R V Herndon Sr. Also noted are Bobby Franklin and cousins John Franklin and Louis Green heading to Nashville from Gallatin Tennessee. Richard Moore transferred to Camp Callan California per War Department notice to Jewell Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marily McRae
Little Rock
J. Beauchamp
Mr. Beauchamp
Julia McCoy
Charleen McCoy
R. V. Herndon Sr
Fine
Bobby Franklin
John Franklin
Louis A. Green
Gellatin
Tennessee
Lite Rock
Nashville
Jewell Moore
War Department
Richard Moore
Camp Callan
Calif
Indian Prohibition Agent in Early New Netherland Era
In 1662 Chief Oratam was appointed prohibition agent by a Dutch governor of New Netherland, making Americas first prohibition agent an Indigenous leader and signaling colonial enforcement roles in early U S history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Chief Oratam
New Netheraids
No Man's Land Panhandle Between 1850 and 1890
Between 1850 and 1890 the Oklahoma Panhandle was no man's land, belonging to no state or territory and lacking any formal government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
No Man's Land
Oklahoma “Panhandle
Listing for rooms and apartment with shared facilities
Fragmentary housing notice lists SIL 0F contsareseue address and availability with room types furnished unfurnished and shared options. Mentions telephone contact and remarks about baths and private or shared facilities. Contains incomplete phrases.
Losses Hit Lwow as Russians Admit Setbacks
Russian communique concedes the loss of Lwow while claiming Germans are halted in other sectors. German forces drive toward Minsk Smolensk and Kiev as Moscow reshapes defense with a five man wartime committee led by Stalin. Allied air raids intensify on German targets and Baltic fronts as Russia, Britain, and the United States weigh entry into heavier war actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Lwow
Lemberg
Poland
United States
Navy
Frank Knox
U. S. Navy
Atlantic
Knox
Boston
Britain
Adolf Hitler
Tulsi
Josef Stalin
Stalin
L. P. Beria
G. M. Malenkov
Central Committee
The
Communist Party
K. Timoshenko
Moscow
Lwow Sach
Germany
Bec
Baltic
Patewiy
Minsk
White Russia
Smolensk
France
Bialystok
Minsk-Smoalensk Wei
Latvia
Vilna
Duenaburg
Riga
Pripet Marshes
Kiev
Ukraine
Deutsche Allgemeine Zeitung
Leningrad
Karelain
Finland
Murmansk
Arctic
Hunga
Europe
Royal Air Force
Bremen
Oldenburg
Vichy
London
Antara
Higher Bonded Debt Limit for Schools Upheld
Arkansas Supreme Court upholds 1940 law raising school district bonded debt limit from seven to eight percent of assessed valuation for districts like Lakeside in Chicot County. Court rejects narrow maintenance-reading, allows issuance up to the new cap and pledges two mills for retirement, denying invalidation of existing warrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Supreme Court
Chicot Chancery Court
Ben P. Gaines
Lakeside Special
Chient County
Gaines
Decision Possible Tuesday After Repeated Reports
Tuesday and it again was reported that a decision might be reached. The brief note cites repeated mentions of a forthcoming ruling and ongoing discussions among involved parties.
District program mandates 8 percent warrant discount
The district said it is required to discount its warrants by eight percent and warrant holders must wait 12 to 18 months to cash them, signaling a financial constraint and delayed liquidity for investors.
Streamlined Oysters Culture Begun in Virginia Waters
WEST POINT Virginia A beauty culture program for oysters is under way on the York river bed. The Chesapeake Corporation, a major producer, has imported millions of ribbed mussel shells to aid in streamlining rough oyster shells. Thin shells are expected to serve as a putty for oyster larvae, helping them take shape with less resistance and become a more attractive half shell delicacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Point
York River
Chesapeake Corporation
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Vincent Foster
Happy Neal Hocking
Herndon
Gardenia Galen Club
Ses Hope Chayter
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Miss Green
Hum
Audrews
Clyde Hill
McRae Andrews
McAllen, Texas
Joe Vesey
Wesleyan Guild of
First “Methodist Church
Roy Stephenson
Kelley Bryant
Syd McMath
Jate Vesey
Broach
Robert Vesey
Manila
Philippine Islands
Elsie
Kathleen Broach
Barlow
Kodak
Andrews
Vesey
T. S. McDavitt
C. DB. Lester
Glen Williams
Helen McRae
Mary Arnold
Elsie Broach
Rae Saenge
Ziegfield
Harold Lloyd's
George Murphy
Lucille Ball
Rialto
Jackie Coop
Ziegliger
Striaiot
Nan
Balt
Bath
Assesteria
Japan
Ara Atata Tata
Hope Creamery
ROY Anderson & CO
Quality Insurance Hope
S. Main St
Sissy
Sir Walter Raleigh
Bricklayer
Bunker
United Nation
Newspaper Publishers Committee
Lexington Avenues
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