Chevrolet Parts Sales Peak Sets May Record
Chevrolet Motor Company announced its May total for parts and accessories sales hit a new all time high, surpassing the 1929 August record. M D Douglas of the Parts and Accessories division attributed the gain to more touring, aging cars being equipped with radios screens spot lights visors and other comfort safety items as drivers modernize older vehicles.
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Chevrolet Motor Company
White Sulphur Springs
M.D. Douglas
Chevrolet Parts and Accessories
Douglas
Muuch
City court hears drunkenness and theft cases
A Monday morning session included multiple drunkenness pleas and fines. Pool denied possession of whisky at a beer stand, while Barlow testified of a meeting where salesmen gave him the liquor. robins and smith testified for defense. several others faced charges, including a dismissed case for Sam McGill.
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Pool
John Barlow
Barlow Hotel
Raymond Robins
Red Smith
Smith
A. E. Wimberly
Willie Wilson
Sam McGill
Julius Suttles
Quiet McNab 4th of July Social at Roley Home
A quiet Independence Day in McNab featured a social barbecue at the Herbert Roley home with 40 guests. Attendees included Claud Vann family and Parker family, ice tea and coffee were served, and barbecue was prepared by Barton Cannon. Horseshoes, croquet, and a defined prize list accompanied the feast with Mr and Mrs Roley hosting and J A Parker announcing lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Role
Claud Vann
J. A. Parker
K. Spates
Ida Roley
A. J. Cox
Sam Stone
Milwee
Manton Cannon
Carroll
C. E. Hester
Eddie Lee
Roland Jones
Howard Wolf
Imogene Vann
Ruby Cleo
Roley
Carroll Cannon
McNab
Claud Emmett Vann Jr
Herbert Roley
Local Social Visits Highlight Weekend Guests
Carolina Mr and Mrs BE Gulley and son John spent the weekend in Malvert as guests of her daughter Mrs E J Smith and Mr Smith. Tommy Angston and Willie Webb of Chidexter were guests of Mr and Mrs Finis Butler Thursday. Ernest and Miss Chloe Foster of Stephens were Saturday guests of their brother O E Foster and Mrs Foster. Nelda Jeanne Foster of Reader visited relatives in Little Rock this week. Ed Parker attended the bail game at Cole Thursday afternoon. Otis Foster spent Saturday night and Sunday in Stephens with his parents Mr and Mrs John Foster. Mrs O K Womble has been on the sick list the past week.
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BE. J. Gulley
John
Malvert
E. J. Smith
Smith
Tommy Angston
Willie Webb
Chidexter
Finis Butler
Ernest
Chloe Foster
Stephens
O. E. Foster
Nelda Jeanne
Reader
Joe Mosley
Thural Lewis
John Fullerton
Little Rock
Ed Parker
Cole
Otis Foster
John Foster
O. K. Womble
Sivk
Signals for a shy speaker at commencement
A quoted plan from Too Much Celenel Boodle shows he asked Colonel Tarwater to cue laughter and applause at his commencement speech. Tarwater proposes switching signals, noting it would be more effective to have him visible on stage taking a drink of water to trigger laughs.
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Celenel Boodle
Colonel Tarwater
Kunnel
Gald
Louisville Courier-Journal
Weekend Church Social and Local Family Gatherings Reach Minden Area
A large crowd attended church Saturday night and Sunday at Shower Springs. Farmers rest days show crops stored. J W and son Early McWilliams along with Ray and Marjoria attended a family reunion near Minden Louisiana Sunday. Numerous local residents visited relatives across the area including Mr and Mrs Carl Reece and daughter Angell Reece near Hope. Several neighbors and relatives were noted at gatherings with Rev W J Burgess of Little Rock dining with the Allen Walkers. Others visited included Jack Rogers of Erorado, Virginia Romig of Prescott, J S Reed's family, Jimmie Givens, Marrion Edna Parrion of EF Dorado, June and Lucille Ruggles, Bryan Ruggl es, Virginia England, Evelin andustin Ross, Eula Dene Caudle, Raymond Johnson, Merrett Hucklebee and family, and Gifford Byers.
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J. W
Early McWilliams
Ray
Miss Marjoria
Minden
J. E. McWilliams
Carl Reece
Angell Reece
Near Hope
Thomas Walker
Howard Reece
W. J. Burgess
Little Rock
Allen Walker
Jack Rogers
E] Dorado
Charles Rogers
Parker
Virginia Romig
Prescott
Reed
Jimmie Givens
Marrion Edna Parrion
Dorado
June
Lucille Ruggles
J. W. England
Cecile McLarren
Waldo
Bryan Rugegles
Virginia England
Evelin Andustin Ross
Eula Dene Caudle
Raymond Johnson
Wilburn Caudle
J. W. McWilliams
Bryan Ruggles
Billy
Hope
Merrell Hucklebee
Thad Vines
Mitchell
Merrett Hucklebee
George Crews
Bonnie
Helen
Gifford Byers
Marjorie
Howard Collier
Maudane Andar Lewallen
Haycared Collier
Diialed Sanford
Oak Grove Family Weekend Visit Notes
Mrs Allen Maahes of He Saturday night with her sister Fred Carp Willig Puliien and family of Center point spent Sunday with her father A M Ross Mr and Mrs Antonio Texas with Mr and Mrs GC Callier spent his sister Mrs Burl Re Me and JJ Skirmer spent Sunday with her father Mrs Frargie Mullens Miss Hallie Jackson and Debra Sparks spent Saturday night with Miss Cathreen and Jewel Ross D M Collier and family called on Mrs Frank Mulens and children Hosa of Sart Saturday night Ross Hight with.
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D. M. Collier
Frank Mulens
Hosa
Ross
Howard Collier
Lea Collier
J.C. Collier
Willie Allen
Rastus
Weeds and moisture managing guide for July planting
County agent Frank R. Stanley urges immediate weed destruction and soil mulching to conserve moisture flooded fields. Prepared land aids quick germination of corn, sorghums, cowpeas, and soybeans, with early varieties favored for July planting. Also notes recent social items and a humor excerpt from Ottawa Citizen.
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Frank R. Stanley
Conqueror Ancestry Claim Sparks Medieval Jest
A boastful youth says his family traces ancestry to William the Conqueror. A friend retorts that Noah's Ark is unlikely, and the boastful reply shifts to claiming a boat of their own. The Tid-Bits dialogue plays on exaggerated lineage.
Dog Track Denied Little Rock Men
The State Racing Commission denied a Milhgard Amusement Company franchise to operate a dog racing track near Little Rock. Governor Fittrell warned licensing anywhere in the state except West Memphis could trigger a repeal movement of state racing laws.
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Little Rock
State Racing Commission
Milhgard Amusement Company
Fittrell
West Memphis
Community notes recount Fourth of July visits and gatherings
Bodeaw No 1 residents attended a singing in Laneburg on Sunday. Families from Badean No 2 and nearby areas spent the Fourth with relatives in Stamps and at homes of local residents. Several members visited rodeos in Hope, and numerous social visits occurred among the Fuller, Russell, Mullens, Martin, and McConnell families around Badean and Union in the week.
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Laneburg
C. A. Fuller
Finely
Joe England
Nene Hope
Edgar Downs
Badcaw No. 2
Leon Garrett
L. Mitchell
D. B. Bailey
Nellie Jewn
Floyd Fuller
Dallas
Texas
Bobbie Nell Martin
Matrie Mullens
Louise Fuller
Claude McConnell
Mindy Fuller
Gilbert Fuller
W. M. B. Pon
Badean No. 2
Hope
Melba Lee Russell
J. M. Fuller
Serena Fuller
Ed Russell
Near Union
Mary Sue Russell
Chester Russell
C. Fo Martin
Robbie Nell
Corinth
Providence Singing Opens Sunday Night Event
The singing at this place was well opended Sunday night. Mr. Boyett of DeAnn is visiting his daughter, Mrs. Charley Roberts. Miss Bonnie Batman is home after spending a while with her sister Mrs. Nellie Moore of Hugo, Okla.
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Boyett
DeAnn
Charley Roberts
Bonnie Batman
Nellie Moore
Hugo
Okla
Recall to Throne Seen Imminent
With the singe believed set for the establishment of a constitutional monarchy the newly elected parliament is expected to refuse to take the oath of allegiance to the republican government and recall former King George from his exile in London.
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George
London
Local Social News From the Community
Mr and Mrs Tary Martin and son Harold spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Victor Campbell. A party hosted by Mr and Mrs Grady Browning Saturday night was enjoyed by attendees. Mrs A R Campbell returns after weeks with daughter Rosie Kennedy of Sparkman. Mrs W J Marrow is improving after a illness. Mrs Joe Gaines and Mrs Agnes Lucille and Mrs A R Campbell spent Friday with Mrs Victor Campbell.
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Tary Martin
Harold
Victor Campbell
Mes
iGrady Browning
A. R. Campbell
Rosie Kennedy
Sparkman
W. J0. Marrow
Joe Gaines
Aryl Canehitars
Agnes
Lucille
A. RB
Campbell
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Chevrolet Co
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Hollamon
Mary’s Beauty Shop
Appoin
Hall Brothers Cleaners
South Elm Phant
Neste
Hope Heading CO. Bhone
Royal Air Force
Bight
Farnborough
England
Detroit
Rouge Park
Howard Carter Dickinson
New York
Dickinson
Carolina
Oak Grove
Jones
Ottawa Citizen
Chrystal Marion Lawes
Little Rock Men
Racing Commission
Bodeaw No
Providence
Charles Bryan
Bryan's Used Parts Co
Alt South Magel
Voner
Emia
the Gift Shop
Front Street
Crosley Shelvador
Houston Electric
Navy
Chevrolet
Poridc
Ally
Flo
Aperd
Was
Fisher
Hint
Gueyrolet Motor Company
Miguigan
General Motors
de Luce
Dlaler Advertisement
Pat
Durance
Young Chevrolet CO
Hope, Ark
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