Kipling Quotation Echoes Through Family Talk Tour
A poem excerpt from Kipling begins the clipping, followed by local social notes. Mr and Mrs Philip Foster are on a motor tour of North Arkansas visiting points of interest. Mrs George McDonald of Helena visits brother Paul Simms and Mrs Simms. Helen Powers of Texarkana guests of Mr and Mrs Fred Lusster. Roy Shields of Los Angeles will visit sister Mrs BE McWilliams and Mr McWilliams on Thursday.
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Philip Foster
Arkansas
George McDonald
Helena
Paul Simms
Simms
Roy Shields
Los Angeles
Calif
Elliott's Bridge Club and Local Social Events Featured
Elliott's Friend Wednesday Contract Bridge club met at Mrs. C. Lowthorpe's South Elm Street home with prizes awarded to Mrs. E. M. McWilliams and Mrs. A. M. Key. Womans Missionary Society hosted Vanishing Teas at Mrs. J Arnold's home Tuesday and at Mrs. E. E. White's North Louisiana street home on Wednesday. Contest activities included clothes pin, rope skipping, and an automobile event. winners were Mrs. Ida Boyett Miss Van Galster Mrs. J. A. Henry and Mrs. R. M. LaGrone. Refreshments served by Mrs. C. D. Lester Mrs. John Vesey Mrs. BE PF McFadden and Mrs. O. A. Graves. Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Jones hosted visiting nieces Evelyn and Dorothy Reagan of Glenwood. Mrs. T. H. Herring and granddaughter Corrie Jame Greeson of Prescott were guests of Mrs. Dale Wilson and Mr. Wilson. After visiting Tom McLarty and others, Mrs. Bill O'Brien and son Bill Jr. left for Shreveport. Ada Talley of Pauls Valley Oklahoma is visiting her brother Wylie Robison and relatives. Jane Doyle, guest of Lynette McKamie, remains as a guest.
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Contract Bridge Club
C. 5. Lowthorpe
South Elm Street
E. M. McWilliams
A. M. Key
Womans Missionary Society
First Methodist Church
J . Arnold
E. E. White
Louisiana
Ida Boyett
van Galster
J. A. Henry
R. M. LaGrone
C. D. Lester
John Vesey
Pf, McFadden
O. A. Graves
T. H. Herring
Corrie Jame Greeson
Prescott
Hospital Notes Reflect Local Ailments and Domestic Visitors
Vloyd MecChellan from Patriot Route is brought to Josephine hospital with four serious foot cuts after an ax slipped while timber cutting near Paimoa. Tommy Wilson improves after four weeks ill, and Sheriff John L. Wilson’s brother may go home soon. A staff member’s ward and several guests from Little Rock and McCaskill are noted as visitors and house guests through the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vloyd MecChellan
Wee
Josephine Hospital
McClean
Paimoa
Tommy Wilson
Mr Wilson
John L. Wilson
Abolish Honeymoon Plea By Sessional Womens Clubs
A plea to encourage short honeymoons for young couples is offered by Sessional Women's Clubs. The argument cites psychological benefits from leaving parental protection, learning to work together, and building a home. Robert Buckner counters, defending honeymoons as an inescapable life phase and a step toward a stable marriage amid inevitable mistakes and tensions.
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Robert Buckner
Abel Bonnard
Wages Rise in Lumber Industry as Output Grows
Southern wages recover from drought impact as J L Williams Sons Lumber boosts payroll to 500 per day employing 175 workers. Output reaches 160000 feet weekly with prices up 7 per thousand. new industrial control bill sparks optimism for sustained higher pay and profits. Bruner Ivory also raises wages across bands from 10 to 26 percent effective July 1.
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MacGregor
J. L. Williams Sons Lumber Company
Faculty Selections at Blevins and McCaskill Schools
Glenn Coker, superintendent, announced the board elected a full slate of teachers for 1939-04 at Blevins and McCaskill. Names include H L Lay, Ruth Garland, Joe Covington, Mrs Glenn Coker, Bess Woods, Dorothy Sevedge, Grace Hillsapps, Mary Leslie, Blanch Brown, Warren Nesbitt, Thelma Bruce, Hazel Brown, Virginia Berry, Clarice Stokes, plus McCaskill principal to be named. The term begins September 18.
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Glenn Coker
Blevins
McCankill
Ruth Garland
Joe Covington
Bess Woods
Dorothy Sevedge
Grace Hillsapps
Mary Leslie
Blanch Brown
Parade for Pets at Park Monday
A parade for pets will be held at Fair Park Monday afternoon at 3 45, announced by Mrs. Charles Wilkin. Dogs cats ponies and other pets compete for awards including largest smallest cutest ugliest best looking best groomed and best behaved. Judges include Dr P B Carrigan Rev G F X Strassner Mrs Arthur Swanke Miss Bessie Greene and Mrs Herbert Morley.
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Fair Park
Charles Wilkin
City Playground
Hope's City
P. B. Carrigan
G. F. X. Strassner
Arthur Swanke
Bessie Greene
Herbert Morley
Red River Dam Project in Texas Aims at 36 Million
Washington officials signaled approval of a 96.5 million dollar power and flood control plan on the Red River at Denison Texas as part of a broad Mississippi Valley defense. Senator Sheppard and others praised the dam’s potential for flood relief and cheap electricity, while Oklahoma Democrat McClintic opposed. Army engineers locating an impregnable foundation near Denison near the Ouachita confluence.
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Washington
Red River
Denison
Texas
H. M. Waite
Mississippi Valley
Waite
Hed River
Denigan
Oklahoma
Lousiana
Arkansas
McClintic
Sheppard
Quachita River
Cornelius and Harden Families Busy Weekend in Hope
W L Cornelius, Will and Walter Harden shopped in Hope Saturday afternoon. Raymond Cornelius and Albert Cummins visited Hope Saturday. Ed Turner and family of Battlefield visited W L Cornelius and family. Roy Cornelius, Ophelia Cunningham, Raymond Cornelius and Albert Cummins attended preaching at Battlefield Sunday night. Lucille and Christeen Cornelius stayed with Lorene Valentine of Battlefield. George Gilbert shopped in Hope Friday. Mr Cunningham of Ashdown, Ark, visiting his daughters.
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W. L. Cornelius
Will
Walter Harden
Hope
Raymond Cornelius
Albert Cummins
Ed Turner
Battle Field
Roy Cornelius
Ophelia Cunningham
Lucille
Christeen Cornelius
Lorene Valentine
Battlefield
George Gilbert
Mr. Cunningham
Ashdown
Ark
Cotton Off $3.80 and Market Decline Continues
A continued two day reaction trimmed cotton about 2.75 per bale amid widespread liquidation and mass of stop orders. Wheat and stock markets crashed with wheat down 12 cents per bushel and cotton slipping to 93.75 a bale. Distillery issues weakened as overall trading dropped to 8,120,000 shares, the largest since the May 5, 1990 break amid a surge in dollar exchange.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
the Stock Exchange
Local social notes mention Harden and neighboring families
Mrs Gorge Gilbert and Miss Ophelia Cunningham of this place. Mrs Ethel Cornelius spent Monday with Mrs Lillie Harden, Mrs Tempia Gilbert and children, Mrs Pearl Cornelius and baby and Miss Ophelia Cunningham called on Mrs Will Harden and family Monday afternoon, Miss Ruby Harden returned home Monday after spending a few days with Mr and Mrs Becker of Hope, Perry Yokem called on Miss Ida Moe Harden Saturday night.
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Gorge Gilbert
Ophelia Cunning
Ethel Cornelius
Lillie Harden
Tempia Gilbert
Pearl Cornelius
Ophelia Cunningham
Will Harden
Ruby Harden
Revival Gatherings Draw Holly Grove Crowd
In Holly Grove a revival at DeAnn draws a large crowd with attendees from Kilgore and Providence. Social visits include Mrs. Mabel Mitchell of Kilgore staying with her sister Mrs. Leon Willis, and Miss Irene Gentry hosting a Young People party Saturday night. The revival continues with a large turnout expected Thursday night at oe Jones.
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DeAnn
Mabel Mitchell
Kilgore
Texas
Leon Willis
Hayse
Dorothy Clark
Grady. Browning
Providence
Charley Roberts
Frances Willis
Sherman Roberts
Irene Gentry
Carl Evans
Tilman Hembree
Oe Jones
Local residents visit relatives and return home
Mr. Dr Smith of Houston and Mrs Wilburn Graham of Conroe visit relatives here. Dick Smart and Mrs Dick Smart return to Conroe after an extended stay. D A Washburn of Longview visits relatives. Mrs Harvey Calloway and daughter visit Avery. Reba Murry of Sutton visits Mrs B N Price. National Guards Odie DeHann Fletcher Jenkins Nolan Wylie are at Camp Fike. Rev Joe Stiles of Arkadelphia starts a week at the Baptist church. Dorothy Mae Ward and John Ward visit Malvern. H B Thomas family return from Rodessa Louisiana. Donald McMillan returns home from Vivian Louisiana. Mary Beauclair spends Tuesday in Little Rock.
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Dr. Smith
Houston
Texas
Wilburn Graham
Dick Smart
Conroe
D. A. Washburn
Longview
Tex
Harvey Calloway
Avery
Oscar Thompson
Reba Murry
Sutton
B.N. Price
Odie DeHann
Fletcher Jenkins
Nolan
Denmen Wylie
Natonal
Camp Fike
Little Rock
Joe Stiles
Arkadelphia
Baptist Church
Dorothy Mae. Ward
John Ward
Malvern
H. B. Thomas
Rodessa
Donald McMillan
Vivian
Mary Beauclair
McCaskill Sees Beneficial Showers Boost Crops
The speaker notes that ongoing showers are highly beneficial to the crops, mentioning Mr. and Mrs. John Gaines and their hay as a key example of improving harvest prospects.
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John Gaines
Lost or Strayed Black and White Pointer Dog
Finder asks to notify Lynn White at Route 5 Hope about a black and white pointer dog lost from the home. Contact details not fully clear. report missing to local authorities or neighbors.
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Lynn White
Rt. 5
Hope
Purification Health Cure Ad Promotes Calatahs Course
A vintage medical advertisement urges readers to purify the system for health. It claims Calatahs cleanse the blood by stimulating the liver kidneys stomach and bowels in 10 and 36 cent packages. The message promotes periodic use and appeals to physicians.
Funeral notices and local visits reported
Mr and Mrs Greely attended the funeral of their Men Stings field in Nashville. Mims Venenia Gentry returned from a visit with sister Mrs Granville Darwity of Houston. Mrs Biffy Mac Cody died Monday with burial at Mt Tabor near Tokio. Mr and Mrs HB Eley visited Hope last week, Mrs HT Rhodes at Core Donnel hospital Prescott for an operation. Mr and Mrs Alvis Stokes of DelIght visited here last week. H B Eley and Marshall Scott were Washington visitors Wednesday.
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Greely
Shuffield
Stingsfield
Nashville
Pucedey
Mims Venenia Gentry
Granville Darwity
Houston
Texas
Biffy Mac
Cody
Buriay
Mt. Tabor
Tokio
Antioch Revival Week Brings Good Work and Guests
Antioch hosts a revival this week with much good reported. Mrs. J. E. Linom and Miss Willie Bell Flaherty of Morning Star are spending the week here. Brady Cook, attending singing school at Pathos, spent the weekend with home folks. Clyde Coffee of Hope visits his mother Mrs. W. E. Mc Farland. Miss Jerel Garrett visits relatives in Texarkana.
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J. E. Linom
Willie Bell Flaherty
Morning Star
Brady Cook
Pathos
Clyde Coffee
Hope
W. E. McFarland
Jerel Garrett
Texarkana
How Kruschen Salts Trimmed 4 Inches Off Hips
Mrs. Helga Blaugh of New York City claims to have cut 4 inches from her hips 7 inches from her waist in 40 days using Kruschen Salts. She says she felt fine and did not go hungry, and she feels younger. The ad pitches Kruschen as a safe health booster with a money back guarantee.
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Helga Blaugh
New York City
Kruschen
Prescott with Mr and Mrs in
Fragmentary text notes Prescott connected to a Mr and Mrs pairing, lacking clear event, date, or full names. cannot determine a complete reportable item from the available fragments.
Repeal Vote Totals In Arkansas Election
Futrell reports continued coverage from page one. With under 10,000 votes uncounted, the repeal vote stood at 62,256 for and 41,320 against, as counted in Little Rock.
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Little Rock—(P
City Halves License Waiver Restored Fee Plan For Rest Pay
City council keeps the purchasing waiver for the first half of 1933 to help balance the budget. A license fee of 1.25 dollars is reinstated for the last six months of the year on all motor vehicles. An ordinance imposes a 2 dollar penalty after August 1 for noncompliance.
Rainy Tuesday Night News from Sheppard Meeting Plan
The note reports a pleasant rainfall Tuesday night in Sheppard and a setback on Monday when Brother Lyra suffered a sharp injury while en route to the Redd River near Fulton. He was headed to hold a meeting.
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Bro
Lyra
Sheppard
Redd River
Fulton
Build Up that Skinny Child Tone Ad Claim
An old time tonic ad urges parents to feed weak underweight children with Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic containing iron and quinine to restore red blood and energy. The copy promises improved appetite, pep, and rosy cheeks, claiming decades of safe use and urging purchase at local stores.
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Grove
Yesus
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