Fragmented notes and visits fill Hope social column
Local items describe visitors and relatives in transit through Hope, including Miss Josephine Parks from Camden arriving in Washington, D.C., Miss Madge Schooley returning after studies at SMU, and Jim Steele of Texarkana visiting family. Other items note Miss Frances Paterson hosting Miss Thelma Harper, Ladies Auxiliary Circle No. 2 meeting at Mrs. Muldrow’s home with Bible study on Korea, and dignitaries from Texarkana, Berlin, and Denver passing through on various missions and visits.
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First Presbyterian Church
W. R. Muldrow
North
Hervey Street
F. N. Porter
Mamie Twitchell
Bessie Green
A. J. Neighbors
Korea
Evelyn Muldrow
Mary Eason
Personal Mention Charlee Thompson Visits Daphine Rowland
Miss Charlee Thompson of Nash Ville visits Miss Daphine Rowland of this city. Miss Lorena Darnell of Columbus underwent an appendicitis operation at a Texarkana hospital on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlee Thompson
Nash Ville
Daphine Rowland
Lorena Darnell
Columbus
Texarkana
Standings Clarified as Philadelphia Beats Washington in S A A
In the Southern Association standings update Philadelphia defeated Washington six in a row to 12-4 and 7-6 respectively with others not scheduled. A humorous aside notes Mother Mable’s son facing a minor offense, while Father reveals no communication since the electric bill was mailed last month.
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Philadelphia
Washington
Mable
St. Louis
New York
Brooklyn
Chicago
Boston
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Visiters of DeQueen area note Family and friends
Miss Frankie Whil e Arthur Carl Monts ere and Mrs Slavik visited Blevins relatives in DeQueen. Joyce Wood, Cornet May and Mrs Hu M Stephens spent several days there last week as visitors to the Blevins household and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missi Frankie
Arthur
Eee
Carl
Montsere
Fis
Hu M. Stephens
A's and Senators Split Double Bill
Athletics split a Philadelphia double header with Washington in a midseason series opener, 12 to 2, Grove earning his 18th win while Marberry struggled. Cochrane, Bishop and Foxx led the A's batting. Washington won the nightcap 6 to 4 behind Crowder and Warberg. Harris and Kubel homered in the sixth. In the NL, the Cardinals beat the Cubs 12 to 5, widening the lead to four and a half games.
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Philadelphia
Athletics
Washington
Lefty
Grove
George Earnshaw
Fred Marberry
Washington Aee
Cochrane
Bishop
Foxx
Alvin Crowder
Rube | Warberg
Harris
Kubel
Crowder
Senators
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis
Trade Old Hens in For New Pullets
Southern Grain & Produce Co. promotes trading old hens for pullets to capitalize on higher fall egg prices. The dealer cites market forecasts and advises culling during July and August to maximize profit while feeding pullets to nest early this fall.
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Southern Grain & Produce Co
Ieter
Bettler
Lesa
Poultry culling tips and local notices from Highland area
Paul McClouth warns early molters are profit eaters while late molters melt fast and earn money. He offers guidance on judging hens by keel to pelvic spread, head narrowness, alertness, bright eyes, red combage to cull flock borders and raise profits. Also notes Higgins family visit, Aunt Luck Hutson illness, McLarty family visit, and a dry spell with Sunday school growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul McClouth
C. Ri Higgins
Luck Hutson
McLarty
Highland
Suday
Toloela
Pisgah Defeats Blevins In Ragged Local Game
Pisgah won a ragged 22 to 13 game against Blevins on the local field last Saturday. Cummins hit a three bagger and Ames homered for Pisgah, delivering the only near thrills for the home crowd amid the sloppy play and miscues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pisgah
Blevins
Iust
Jong
Cummins
Ames
Local visitors and hometown return home for weekend news
Miss Dulcie Dee Holt returns home from scoop in Mra. Ora Cooley and daughter Oma visit Nashville Saturday. Elbert Warren and family ship in to Nashville. J. C. Warren and George Matthews of Winnlewood Oklahoma visit friends and relatives in the community. Mr and Mrs John D Baker of Bingen were visiting Mrs Baker's…
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Dulcie Dee Holt
Sccop
Mra
Ora Cooley
Oma
Nashville
Elbert Warren
J. C. Warren
George Matthews
Winnlewood
Okla
John D. Baker
Bingen
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B. McAtog
Jackson
Miss
Tila
Hamilton McRae
Hope
Josephine
Parks
Camden
Washington, D.C
Misa Frances
Pene
Fred Stroud
Madge Schooley
SM. U. of Dallas
J. E. Scholey
Frances Paterson
Thelma Harper
Wack Harp
C.B. Hobkin
Bernice
Juck Stewart
The
State University
Fayetteville
E. P. Stewart
J.T. Nelson
Oran
J. Dempleton
Mr. Templeton
Alice Armstrong
Little Rock
Burgher Jones
W. H. Gilbert
Denver
Cola
Daunita Walker
Memphis
Tenn
Buck Jones
Witho
Paul Lukas
Kay Francis
Dale Aigase ci
Garamount
Eleanor Boardman
Rolt. Montgomery Dorothy Jordan
Southern Association
L. Po
Birmingham
Chattanooga
Atlanta
New Orleans
Mobile
L. Pe
Cleveland
Detroit
Sale Saenger
Yaul Lukas
DR. Ford
D. Henry
First National Bank
Hope, Arkansas
Gus Cun
A’s
St Louis
Tokio
Briant’s
Ward & Son
Alterhoon
American Tobacco Company
Avor
Cudworks
A.f.co
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