Leap Year Bride and Bold Plans Hit Wellington
Brenda Vail plots a Hollywood leap after receiving a contract note from M. P. Harris while staging an elegant Wellington home visit with Yvonne arranging tea. Dan Phillips confronts Brenda as his own troubles collide with her dream of screen rights and a new life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cmerary Dixon
Merrice Dan Phillips
Bas
Cherry
Dixie Shannon
Wat Pearson
Eerivedy
Ciri
Suandal
Brenda Vail
Maxcatine
Une
Mini Vaile
Braceré
Dee
Breeda
Dan
Ber
Cone
Brenda
New York
Geo
Breids
Miss Vail
Wellington
Hollywood
M. P. Harris
Yvonne
Messenger
Irenda
Mr. Harris
Dan Phillips
Community Notes Highlight Weekend Visitors in McCaskill
Sunday church services drew large crowds. Visitors included Miss Rutie Wortham from Henderson State Teachers College Arkadelphia and Dr W M Martin from Dallas. Others staying or visiting were Misses Sev edge, Alvis Stokes, Mrs Granville Darwin, Melvayre Tribble, Ena Fern Stephens, Mrs Chester McCaskill, Mrs John Gaines, H B Eley, Charlie Thomas, Ozell Gentry, and Gray Gentry with ties to Hope Delight Smackover Prescott and Delight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutie Wortham
Henderson State
Colllge
Arkadelphia
W. 2. Martin
Dallas
Texas
Maxine
Dorothy Sevedge
Nashville
Alvis Stokes
Delight
Granville Darwin
Houston
J. E. Gentry
Melvayre Tribble
Arizona
Ena Fern Stephens
Blevins
Chester Mc
Caskill
John Gaines
Hope
H. B. Eley
Charlie Thomas
Smackover
Ozell Gentry
Prescott
Gray Gentry
Community Notes On Visitation And Gatherings In Sardis
Sardis residents report crops nearly ready for shipping cantaloupes. Numerous local visits occur as Miss Marie Ward remains ill. Families including Hollis Rider Mayton Rogers Crews and Mayton attend church and gatherings at various homes with small social events and visits noted throughout the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Ward
Hub Hollis
Cannon
Basil Rider
Dora Taillor
Bodcaw
Opal Mayton
Francine Rogers
Feggy Jean
Emma Mayton
George Jones
Lona Rider
Dorothy
Mabel Johnson
Cora Crews
Ivy Rogers
Self Crews
Lester Hamiter
Hope
T. M. Hamiter
Oscar Middlebrooks
Glenn Hollis
Ferris Formby
Robert Rogers
Robert Charles
Edd Hubard
Johnnie Porterfield
Fair View Sunday School Attendance Noted
Sunday service at Fair View drew a well attended crowd. Guests included Miss Reda Ross and Miss Mae Breedlove as dinner guests of Miss Evelyn Kidd. Ruthie Ross dined with Miss Ruby Breedlove, and Kate May with her sons Charlie and Herbert plus Hazel Bobo visited the Haltoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
This Place
Reda Ross
Mae Breedlove
Evelyn Kidd
Ruthie Ross
Ruby Breedlove
Kate May
Charlie
Herbert
Hazel Bobo
Holly Springs
Millard Haltom
Ruby Ross
Roy Butler
Following Your Garden by W A Taylor
Chief, Bureau of Plant Industry, USDA warns on moving wild flowers. Many wild species are valuable garden plants but require careful study of soil, light, and moisture to avoid extermination or failure. Planting should mimic native conditions and use proper protection when transplanting delicate species.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Taylor
Bureau of Plant Industry
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Boxing's colorful satire on champions and public adoration
The piece traces boxing legends from Sullivan to Tunney and Schmeling, noting public opinion sways with each era. It follows Sharkey as the current hated world heavyweight and suggests future results could alter attitudes, contrasting champions' personalities and fates with fan reactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Sullivan
Boston
Corbett
Sullivan
Fitzsimmons
Jefferies
Jeff
Johnson
Marvin Hart
Tommy Burns
Hart
Jack Johnson
Reno
L’l Arthur
Willard
Dempsey
Manassa
Tunney
Sunday social notes at Union Grove and surrounds
Wallaceburg residents attended a singing at Union Grove. Visitors included Mrs. Lorene Arnold with sister Mrs. Roy Bonds, Miss Myrtle Lewis from Pleasant Hill stayed with Gladys Harris, and Eunice Shreves with her children visited Mrs. E A Wood. Several families hosted guests and relatives over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Grove
Wilson House
Midway
Will Zumwault
W. H. Stingley
Washington
Fred Yates
E. A. Woods
Ida Woods
Lorene Arnold
Roy Bonds
Irma
Joyce Wood
Mildred Cullins
Tom Shackelford
Robi
Taylor
Hot Springs
Robert Yates
Cline Stephens
Jess Woods
Luther Bolt
Myrtle Lewis
Pleasant Hill
Gladys Harris
Eunice Shreves
Little Rock
E. A. Wood
Estell Austin
Helen Zumwault
Vincent Ashcroft
Grandpa Ashcroft
Prescott
Wives Bet on Alimony Payoff After Jail Time
In Pittsburgh, 17 husbands jailed for alimony nonpayment are released to seek work. Wives, who received 60 cents daily while jailed, hoped steady jobs would prompt regular alimony. The unusual case underscores a social gambit by spouses concluding a jail stint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
The Professor's Absent Minded Wife Exchange
The Professor asks about your wife hidden in a pun about marriage. The respondent says he is not married yet, prompting the professor to remark that his wife must be single as well.
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Greyhound
Brimfield
Laufer
Sardis
Sever Mayton
Dora Taylor
Autry
Elza Porterfield
Triton
Leod Hubbard
Bob Mayton
Hinton
Mrs. Poney eReves
Senterpoint
Ethel
Gonr
Gidsy Sale
By Helen Welshamer
Pineesey
Jack Sharkey
Der
Wallaceburg News
Hubby
Humorist
Mona
Barry
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