Vacation and social visits fill Little Rock and Texarkana
The column notes Ruth Anderson will spend vacation in Hot Springs while Miss Eva Martin visits Pleasanton. Mr and Mrs Ray Landes and child visited in Texarkana with L M Clemens. J D Barlow and family, M H Barlow and Elizabeth Pritchard daughters planned time in Galveston. George Dodd family back from two weeks in Emporia Kansas. J T Nelson Jr of Ozan was Monday guest of Mrs D Templeton.
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Ruth Andraon
Little Rock
Miss Anderson
Hot Springs
Mrs. Ray Landes
Texarkana
Mr. Id Mra
L. M. Clemens
J.D. Barlow
M. H. Barlow
Mia
Elizabeth Pritchard
Albec and
Hirtiett
Galveston
Texas
George Dodd
Emporia
Kansas
J. T.nelson, Jr
Mra. D. Templeton
Mr. Templeton
Texarkana Couple Wed In Elegant Home Ceremony
Miss Mary Hitt daughter of Mr and Mrs T L Hitt Texarkana and Isaac Trigg Bell Jr son of J I Bell Sr Hope were married Monday night at the bride parents Texarkana home in an impressively simple service. Dr F E Maddox pastor of First Congregational church officiated before immediate family and close friends with a floral altar of smilax and ferns. The bride wore a navy crepe Elizabeth dress with Empress Eugenia hat and carried orchid asters galley lilies and baby’s breath. Attendants included the bride’s sister Mrs Griffin Chiles of Dallas. The groom was aided by his father J T Bell Sr of Hope. After the ceremony the couple took a North Arkansas motor trip and will reside at 2201 Walnut Texarkana. Out of town guests included Mrs J B Shyults Miss Nannie Jett Miss Florerice Risdon of New York and Mr and Mrs Sid Honors of Hope.
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Texarkans
F. E. Maddox
First Congregational Church
Ruth Anderson
Texarkana
Florence Risdon
New York
Mary Bell Marshall
Chiffon
Schumann
Griffin Chiles
Dallas
J. T. Bell, Sr
Hope
Elizabeth
Empress Eugenia
J. B. Shyults
Nannie Jett
Fulton
Florerice Risdon
Sid Honors
Standings and results from Southern Association and league games
Fragmented standings show clubs like Birmingham Memphis Atlanta New Orleans Mobile Nashville and Philadelphia with scattered results. Monday and Sunday scores listed for major cities include Philadelphia 12 Chicago 7 New York 8 St Louis 4 Washington 3 Cleveland 9 Boston 2 and Chicago 1 Brooklyn 0 with Boston-Pittsburgh also noted as scheduled.
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Club
Birmingham
Memphis
Little Roe
Atlanta
New Orleans
Mobile
Nashville
Philadelphia
Washington
New York
Cleveland
St. Louis
Boston
Detroit
Chicago
Batroi
Brooklyn
Boston-Pittsburgh
A's Rally to Win From Chicago 12 7
A's rally past the Chicago White Sox 12 to 7 at Philadelphia Monday. McDanule struggled early, then Mahaffey held Chicago to four hits over eight innings. The win marks Philadelphia's 11th victory in 12 games this season. Washington beat Detroit to stay pace. Cubs edge Brooklyn 1 0 as Watson Clark suffers rare defeat while Chicago clinches win with a late triple and single.
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Connie Mack
Chchgo White Sox
Mhakidelphia
Ant Usd
Philadelphia
Chicago
Washington Senators
Detroit
Fred Murheery
Tigers
Washington
Yankees
St. Louis Browns
Cleveland
Boston Red Sox
Chicago Cubs
Brooklyn
Watson Clark
Amateur violin maker Dan Waters blends railwork with Stradivarius craft
Harvard rail worker Dan Waters, 70, spent 53 years in rail service before turning to violinmaking. Over forty years he built 191 violins, inspired by a bought violin for his daughter. He studied Stradivarius texts, set up a basement shop, and now shares instruments with expert musicians nationwide. Waters also prizes fiddling contests and plans a trip to Ireland and a visit to Wilhelm Rachschmidt in Germany for parts.
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Harvard
Allied Arts
Dan Watersins
Dan
Stradivarius
Guyuarmerlas
United States
Waters
Ireland
Germany
Wilhelm Rachschmidt
Seattle Teenner Melene Madison Sets Swimming Marks in New York
Seattle 17-year-old Melene Madison dominated the first day of the women's outdoor AAU championships at the Bronx Beach Pool. She claimed world and national times in the 100 meter backstroke and 100 meter freestyle, and won the 1400 meter event with a 23:17.15, surpassing a 1927 world record by Martha Nurellus. Former Governor Alfred E. Smith congratulated Madison on her feats.
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Svow
Melene Madison
Seattle
Washington
Bronx Beach
New York
Alfed E. Smith
Martha Nurellus
Local Socials Report From Arkansas Weekend Visitations
Mrs Chlora of City and Ozan along with Mr and Mrs Arth dateghtar visited Davis Prescott and Mrs Cook Samuels of De Ann and Miss Lois Bullard of Dexarkana on North Herry street Monday. Mr and Mrs C W Roy of Lowunr were guests Sunday of Mrs Roy's mother Mrs M A Turner and her brother W C Taylor. Loge peril.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chlora
City and Ozan
Ur Davis G. Prescott
Cook* Samuels
Ann
Lois Bullard
Dexarkana
Délinson
North Herry Street
C.W. Roy
Lowunr
Advertisements Mirror The Times Of Modern Shopping
Readers far away or tight on time can still buy anything they wish through ads. Homespun tweeds from Scotland and breakfast foods from wheat regions of the West are promoted as part of a romance of change. Ads promise ease, happiness, and chic surroundings reflecting today’s best offerings.
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Scotland
Wheatlands
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