Social Notes From A Busy Week In Town
A long list of social events fills the week with church circles, guest visits, and home gatherings. Mrs. So Henny hosts courtesy plans as Miss Low Knobel welcomes friends on Louisiana Street. School, church auxiliaries meet, guests arrive from Nashville and Washington, and a spring schedule unfolds with dinners, pools, and garden parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Autilacy
St. Mavis
Franklin
Mary Cavert Franklin
Gallatin
Tern
Gilsad
Miss Gibson
Advie Gibson
San Angelo
Texad
Mary Louise Evdsgardy
Louisville
Ake
Downtown Cafes Face Union Action At City Meeting
A downtown committee plans to meet Saturday to map action after a waterfront dispute. The group cited the American Federation of Labor constitution forbidding strikes without authorization from higher levels. If employers refuse to arbitrate, the responsibility for a general strike could rest with them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tram Exch
Cou Mie
American Federation of Lauber
Vaniteleur
State to Pay Murder of Spence Continues Page One
The uncle voiced anger over the girl's slaying and promised a thorough investigation. Deeds to Helen Eaton's cemetery burial plot are offered, including a DeWitt cemetery family lot and a possible grave center placement. Local beauty shop operators offered to handle funeral preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spence
Helen Eaton
Wenn
de Watt
DeWitt Cemetery
Lilies and Roses misread as stray verse fragment
A fragmented and unclear text presents a poetical line about lilies roses and people walking from and to automobiles, with no coherent narrative or identifiable events or names. The readable portion resembles a stray verse fragment rather than a news item or notice.
Clean pictures drive new era of prosperity in cinema
NEA Service correspondent reports a wave for clean films sweeping Hollywood as producers tout wholesome entertainment. Major titles like Little Women Cimarron It Happened One Night and others top box office, proving clean cinema can outgross obscene rivals and spark renewed growth amid public demand for decency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Thoas
NEA Service
Molly Wood
Colif
Coustry
Analyrs
Katharine Hepburn
Mies Hepburn
Cimarron
Oklahoma
Richard Dix
Irene Dunne
Dix
Miss Dunne
Cmarron
Clarice Gable
Claudette Colbert
Will Rogers
Anakur
David Herutn
Min
Bill
Wallace Beery
Marie Dressler
Beery
Dickie Cooper
Verbar
Janet Gaynor
Paddy
Carylina
Hollywood
Gloved Whisper Sparks Family Spat
A fragment describes a social scene where a man in a namocls and a single glove speaks to a woman. A spat ensues with the remark I can’t tell you from your daughter, and the one with a shy smile is implied to be the daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xumeone
Local Revival Holds Two Sunday Services Led by Evangelist Barham
Evangelist W S Barham conducts a revival at the old floating rink on North Main Street. Friday night he preached What Must I Do to Be Saved from Acts 16 30 a8 urging repentance and faith. Saturday night’s subject Life s Golden Dream. Sunday features two services with 3 30 pm sermon How We Can Live an Overcoming Life and a 7 45 pm message Excuses preceded by 30 minutes of gospel singing amid plans to establish the kingdom on the throne of David.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.S. Barham
North Main Street
Fulton's Tokio visitors and Nashville trips noted
Tokio and Fulton residents visited Nashville for business and social reasons. Local candidates John C. Timberlake and Clorence E Baker traveled through Hope and Tokio for campaigns. Rain was welcomed. many townsfolk were in Nashville Tuesday or Friday for meetings, visits, or errands with multiple personal names and places cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Hateh
L. A. Hateh
Fulton
Tokio
Dick Hateh
Miss Fanale
Nashville
J. J. Daniels
A. B. Woods
Kelsey Harper
Murfreesboro
Roy
Hirshel Wisdom
Coy Hynan
Marty Higgins
John C. Timberlake
Stnator
Ed Smith
Alvin Cooley
Tracy Morris
Sid Huddleson
Matlery McParland
Clorence E Baker
Hope
John W. Ridehill
Claud Sturt
High
Juni
Jim Beurdgn
Sher
Wes
L. Ro Hawk
Business
Vice Hath
Fannie Hatch
Church Services and Visitations Mentioned Across Local Churches
Church notices describe morning and evening services at Gilbert Copeland a cacting minister First Methodist Gilbert Coffees Our Sunday Visitor study at 10 15 Holy Mass at 11 and evangelistic discourse Bible stories 1 30 Benediction and harvest prayers at CHURCH OF CHRIST and recent visits by local residents including Mrs Dennis McClendon and family My. one Mrs Quinton Sanford and others alongside Nashville and Fort Smith ties with local show attendance noted in the fragmentary report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF Christ
Gilbert Copelannda
Lord's
Gethsemane
Cavalry
First Methodist Church
R.T. White
Dennis McClendon
Frescolt
DeClendon
E. P. Nance
H.R. Hall
Nashville
Virgil Nunn
Fort Smith
Daniel Watson
Billstown
Quinton Sanford
Minerval Springs
Qma Lee
Osie Cooley
Sim Stansford
Chas Smith
Local Socials and Party Gatherings in Hope Area
Hope residents attended multiple Saturday night gatherings including Sheppard George Gilbert shopping in Hope, Wilson Spring of Battlefield with Raymond Cornelius, and Roy Cornelius celebrating his 21st birthday with tea cream and wake. Frank Chandler and William Chandler attended the bindertng of Ray Cornelius. Mrs Waena Spring of Bit lefiull stayed with Mrs Springs mother Mrs Alice Claytons. Henry and Lester Gilbert joined a party while Rebveen visited Ophelia Cunningham. Harvard professor referenced as causing a low mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gilbert
Hope
Wilson
Spring of Battlefield
Raymond Cornelius
Roy Cornélius
Frank Chandler
Willian
Clinton Chandler
Ray Cornelius
Waena
Bitlefiull
Springs
Alice Claytons
Wore
Henry and
Lester Gilbert
Miss Rebveen
Ophelia Cunnigham
Riots at Cleveland relief depot leave two dead
In downtown Cleveland crowds at the Cuyahoga County Relief Administration rioted injuring two and wounding three. Police said radicals from the Council for the Unemployed planned the disturbance. Patrolman Weseley and Officer Kissling cleared the room with arrests made. chaos spread to four other stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Council For the Unemployed
Cuyahoga County Relief Administration
Thomas Gibbons
Charles Kissling
James Weseley
Weseley
Gibbons
Sam Arsenal
Andrew Massiack
Anne Massiack
Charity Hospital
Packing House Seeks Rename for Hot Dogs
A Chicago packing house aims to change the name of hot dogs amid industry chatter. Executives face resistance from installment men and critics who question the motivation and timing of the rebranding effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Drought Ravages Arkansas And Heat Wave Grips Midwest
Crops suffer in northwest Arkansas as a 63 day drought and temperatures around 100 stay with little rain. Counties hit include Scott, Yell, Perry, Sebastian, Logan, Pope, Van Buren, Madison, Crawford, Franklin, Washington, Newton, Searcy, Stone, Izard, Fulton, Benton, Carroll, Boone and Marion. In Kansas and Missouri, temperatures rise to 117 in Atchison and 118 in Hannibal, with water shortages described as appalling and infant deaths in St Louis raising heat fatalities to 27.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Fort Smith
H. S Cole
Scott
Yell
Perry
Sebastian
Logan
Pope
Van
Buren Madisson
Crawford
Franklin
Washington
Newton
Searcy
Stone
Izard
Fulton
Benton
Carroll
Boone
Marion
Kansas City
Kansas
Missouri
Kan
Norton
Hannibal
Wallace Crossley
Topeka
Weather Bureau
St. Louis
Fractured OCR Reads 407 Degrees and Place Names
Fragmentary OCR line lists numbers and place names including Leavenworth, Marshall, Setlalia, and degrees figure 407 with unclear context. Source shows scattered references, no coherent event or entity.
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Leavenworth
Marshall
Setlalia
Highway 24 meeting urged to advance first class road
A meeting on Highway 24 was adjourned after committees were urged to begin swabs and contact highway officials. Cross Epperson of Chichester said he spoke with Dorada and Smackover officials, noting towns want cooperation to complete Highway 24 as a first-rate road. Representatives from neighboring towns discussed plans before adjourning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fides
Phe ‘Abairaman
Lion
Cross Epperson
Chichester
Dorada
Smackover
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Henny
Alves
Paksport
Wormdasa Auxiliirs
Fivet Presbyterian Church
Anqueline Blanchard
Dollatn
C. C. Lewis
Will Youn
Mia. O. Haynes
Lewisville
Aliss Mol- Tie Noyce
Washington, D. C
Mod Crierile
City
Nancy Faye
Patricia Williams
Enyah
Bettie Willams
Sheridan
Prices Jean Williams
Nancy Gwen Williams
Mary Low Morgan
Jean Yours
Jane Waddle
Mary Wilson
Jerry Smith
Lueretin Williamus
Mise Tubye Wyatt
Ariausylphia
Mes
Bo Wyath
Annul Mes
RL. Harris and Son
Robert Leigh
Roy Mimretto
Ali
M. Patterson
Welen Hunter
Della McClanahan
Florence and
Dell McChmliun
Vance Crawford
Schene Tedy, N.Y
W. P. McGraw
Gus MecClanahun
First Baptist Church
Angular Missionary
Circle No. 1
Gua McClanahan
America@ Lefton
E. F. McFadden
N. Hervey Street
M. M. McCloughan Og
H.C Whitorth
Mer. Whitworth
W.W. Whitworth
Ben Henry
Cabat
Claudia Whitworth
Marie Koberlein
Pine Bluff
G. Frank Mites
J. B. Wister
Tillie Rock
Aurdee Aio Carvigan
Carter McGreg
Wichha Falls
Texas
Mies Mary
Pirie Corrigan
Enroute
Waulter
Magnalien
M. Slusser
Memphis
SI R
Anl
Keni Casey
Cornelis Te Td Stephens
Aller
Mrs. Stephens
Dougie Avenue
Wichita
Kasil
Saenger
Clark “Y ‘Gable
William Ree
Paramount News
Leszon
Dan Thomas
Hollywond
Janet Gayor
Appar
Corulina
David Harum
Dia Wynyard
Carter
George Arless
Loretta Young
Mouse of Rothschild
Warren
Jower
Hotchs
Joan ‘Bennett
Barham
A. ©. Holt
Kenneth Luckley
M Pearl Brock
Macfreesbury
Sain Huddleson
Harvard
J. C. Smalley
Crawford County
van Buren
O. J. ‘Chastain
Circuit Court
Luther N. Garner
Hempstead County
Studebaker
Oakland
Buick Hempstead Motor Co
East Third
Johnson Printing Co
Mary's Beauty Shop
Cannon Apartments
P. A. Lewis Motor Co
Third & Washington
Fage One
Guaranteed ‘Radio ‘Service
Hempstead Co
Hoyt
Andres
McKeesse
Briant’s Drug Store
John 5S
Gibson Drug Company
Rexall
Ark
Tad
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