Experiment Station Drive becomes Highway 174 access
The road from Highway 67 to the University of Arkansas Experiment Station was paved and integrated into the state system as Highway 174. Built by the State Highway Department with WPA support, concrete bridges and a new 18 foot blacktop surface improve access for visitors and traffic from feeder roads. The project, directed by Major J. P. Shelby, will be landscaped as a scenic drive named The Experiment Station Drive.
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University of Arkaneas | Fruit and Truck Branch
University
State Highway Department
WPA
Highway Department
J. P. Shelby
Social Calendar and Baptist Circles News
Social calendar lists July 16 16th events at First Baptist Church with Ruth’s Sunday class and West Fifth Street venue, July 17 meetings for News Tucking Club and devotional by Mrs Gregory, plus reports on circle gatherings, YW A study, and Circle 4 hosting. Attendees include Mrs Nathan Harbor Mrs A B Patten Mrs Floyd Moses Mrs Jub Owen and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth
First Baptist Church
Nathan Harbor
West Fifth Street
Happy News
Announcement of ayrubery at the Cielery. a July 2141 wedding noted
Announcement warns all persons with ayhrubery at the Cielery to inspect for caterpillars. It lists several individuals including Mr. and Mrs. Roy S. Powell and Miss Rey Newbury and Lloyd Stevens of Texarkana whose marriage is set for July 2141. Also celebrated is the engagement and upcoming ceremony of Miss Mary Ellen Pate to Dana A. Thoclet with details of the bridal party and home plans.
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Cielery
Ars
Roy S. Powell
Rey Newbury
Lloyd Stevens
Texirkina
Roy
Powell
Abe Bare
Miss Newbury
Ayers
Mr. Stevens
Dimples Black
Floyd Stevens
Dilye Newbury
Frank Neef
Telependenge
Missouri
Mary Catherine Lewis
Billy Patterson
Texarkana
Blocker- Pate
Mary Ellen Pate
Dana A. Thoclet
Aubrey Wilton
Attu
Stratford
L. J, Blocker
Nash
T Éxas
Texark
Aia
Texas
Sehools
Nexthin Junior College
Nuws
Broukov
Mes
Sues
Hoye
Zind
July Meeting of First Baptist WMS at Olin Lewis Home
Cleeks No 7 of the WMS met at Mrs Olin Lewis East Sucand with seven members. Mrs Nolo Wylie presided. a meal followed. The First Christian Church WMS held its July meeting at the church with Circle No 1 in charge led by Mrs Earnest Graham Opelivad. The program opened with hymn singing Count Your Many Blessings.
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Floyd Moses
Baptist Circle
T. Urrey
Circle No
Womens Miz.sionary Society
The
First Baptist
Jesus
P. J. Huit
Marion Moncae
Jub Owen
Circle 4
W. M.S
Ye Women's
Missionary Society of the First Baptist
Church At Ie
John Qwen
Albert Jewell
Wis
Fed Formby
Ugh Dines
Cireles
Hugh Jones
Elajreh
Flt
Prtfutth
Sin
la Vleyen
TF Wigguson
Cirele No
Taf
Women's Missionary Society
W. M.S. the First Christian Church
W. M.S. of the
First Christian Church
Circle No. 1
Rus Gian
Earnest’ Graham
Debutant Evelyn Greene cited in Arkansas Democrat notice
Hope area friends and relatives report Evelyn Greene of Little Boyl Jaye is debuting as she is now single. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs John Greene, former Hope residents, and earned a journalism degree at the University of Arkansas.
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Hope
Evelyn Greene
Little Boyl Jaye
Colin
Hollysyoon
Arkansas Democrat
Miss Greene
John Greene
University of Arkasas
Chi, Onteza
Standings and results mix across leagues and cities
A jumble of standings and results lists teams like Little Rock Birmingham Nashville Chattanooga and Chicago New York Cincinnati Philadelphia St Louis Pittsburgh and Boston with scattered notices of Tuesday games and unrelated items about conventions and social events.
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Little Rock
Birmingham
Nashville
Chattanooga
Memphis
Atlabio
Knoxville
New Orleans
Chicago
New York
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Boslin
Chivaga
Bostin
Gallies
Clicago
Clevehand
Washington
Belruit
Boston
Brooklyn
New Yorke
Wile St. Louis
Pet
Clevelna
Big
Ag Chivage
Piilulelphig
Elberta Harvest Begins This Week in Nashville
In Nashville the deavesting of Beauty peaches is finished, freeing a few days before Elberta peaches start moving. Benutles shipments reached 109 carloads by rail, with trucks carrying the balance. Six cars of Lomaines and three of cucumbers also shipped. Standard Brands brine station receives many cucumbers. Cash buyers expected as Elberta fruit moves this week.
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Nashville
Highland
Benutles
Standard Brands, Inc
Elbertas
Tradition and Campaign Ties Dominate Nomination Scene
The article notes Farley posting a formal nomination, sparking debate over a potential retirement from the party chairmanship and continued leadership of Roosevelt's third campaign. Bankhead and others urge rapid national defense building as part of the broader political discourse. Japanese admiral visit to the Philippines prompts welfare and market hopes. Extel sales forces and railroad workers swell crowds, with harvest guests staying in private homes as city lodging strains.
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Farley
Roosevelt
Ming
Bankhead
Extel
Arcadia Cantaloupe Shed Reopens For Fresh Season
Arcadia cantaloupe shed eight miles northwest of Prescott has been reorganized to handle produce this season. A community co operative invites all farmers to ship cantaloupes through the shed by truck or rail with ample storage to protect crops from weather. Walter Mitchell, secretary Clifford Hughey announced the facility is ready for use.
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Arcadia
Prescott
Ssies
Walter Mitchell
Clifford Hughey
Bowen Griffin to Address Kiwanians
The Hope Kiwanis club will meet at noon Wednesday at Hotel Barlow with R P Bowen secretary of the Chamber of Commerce and R E Griffin manager of Feeders Supply Company as guest speakers. All Kiwanians are urged to attend as several local topics will be discussed.
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Hope Kiwanis Club
Hotel Barlow
R. P. Bowen
Chamber of Commerce
R. E. Griffin
Feeders Supply Company
Work Begins on Christian Church
Construction on the First Christian church starts with demolition of the old Sunday school building. Plans call for a new Sunday school wing and remodeling at about $5,000 total. A church committee seeks volunteers and donors to assist, with work starting Tuesday and further help requested on Thursday morning.
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First Christian Church
Pilkinton Invited to Conference on National Defense
Senator Pilkinton of Arkansas is invited to join the Arkansas Senate Committee on Interstate Cooperation as it represents the state at a conference. The invitation covers matters of law enforcement and preventing actions that obstruct national defense programs.
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Pilkinton
Arkansas Senate
Arkansas
Liquor Firm Accused of Conspiracy to Aid Purchasers
The SW Southwestern firm and its employees are alleged to operate to seize liquor from wholesalers other than Southwestern and to conspire with McCarroll Toland House and Sherman to secure release of all purchases when apprehended by authorities. The defendants allegedly aided in falsifying records and the unlawful shipment of unlabeled packages.
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Southwestern
McCarroll
Tolando
McCarrol
Toland
House
Sherman
United States
Woman Candidate for President Faces Youth Movement Support
A columnist muses on a female presidential bid and who would travel the country to back youth movements if elected, imagining a scenario where a meeting between President Roosevelt and Mussolini could lead to thinning attendance.
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U.S
Roosevelt
Mussolini
Evening Shade Will The Rev Gilbert Copeland Meeting
The Rev Gilbert Copeland of the Church of Christ announces a veginal meeting at Evening Church seven miles south of Highway 29 near Hope Wisconsin On Monday July the public is invited
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Gilbert Copeland
Church of Christ
Hope Wi
Highway 29
Cadet Camp Draws 800 Enlistees for 30 Day CMTC
The text notes about 800 young men enrolled in CMTC with 60 Blues, or fourth year men, aiming to complete military exams and courses to become reserve officers. Lt. Royce Weisenbegger of Hope and Hemps county is on active duty as a Co B officer and lecturing on Citizenship. Some cadets are assigned to Companies B and D, with Bright and Bundy among others on teams.
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Crawford
Simm
Bowles
Bland
Bright
Bundy
Royce Weisenbegger
Hope
Hemps
Heing
Lienberger
Cmtc. Ing
Psn
Is That You Dear Milwaukee Couple Meet at Hospital
Mr and Mrs Gust Kolo planned to meet at a sandlot baseball diamond after a game Gust was struck behind the ear by a pitched ball and taken to a hospital Mrs Kolo, en route to the field, was in an automobile collision and admitted to the same hospital They eventually met there.
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Milwaukee
Gust Kolo Kent
Gust
Kolo
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