Secret Mire And Dixie Social Notes In Texarkana
A clipped society column notes Bell of Texarkana visiting sister Mrs. R QC while others attend gatherings. Alice Barlow Brown plans Corpus Christi travel to visit relatives and a missionary, with casual mentions of local hosts and a devotional program. Messages include family arrivals from Dallas and Kirksville, and a gift shower for Miss Margaret Kinser hosted by Mrs Herndon and associates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CE. Bell
Texarkana
R. QC
Bridewell
Alice Barlow Brown
Pist
Hope
Mary Sue Angerson
Julia Breen- Hip
R.T. Briant
Thos, Kineser
J. F. Porterfield
Katherine Briant
Meten Perdue
Arthur Swanten
Ruth Barrett
Terrell Cornelis
Malcolm Portersfield
Bill Wray
Henry Summerville
Helen Bowden
Margaret Powell
Re OV. Herndondt
Young
Martha Cantley
Alice Mae Waddle
Cecil Wyatt
Roy Anderson
W. F. Browning
White outfits dazzle Newport society at Bailey's beach
Newport society pins fashion notes on white attire. Mrs. Gerwud tlliot displays a white silk shirtwaist with dotted scarf and cuffs while Mrs. Pierpoint Johnson from Boston models a white shirtwaist sports dress, swagger coat, and matching accessories. At the New York society summer rendezvous, Mrs. Parsons and others stroll in white ensembles featuring puff sleeves and lace details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman P. Qelrichser
Schuyler Parsons
Pierpoint Johnson
Boston
Newport
R. 1
Bailey's Beach
Prescott News in Brief Highlights Local Visits and Events
Mr and Mrs Otis Wells and children Bobbie Nan and Tony of Overton Texas visit Mrs Wells in law My and Mrs Tom Dickson this week. Marricet Helton daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Helton weds Jack T Barr at Rev H B Ramsey home. John C Ashley candidate for governor to speak at courthouse Wednesday 4 pm. Mrs Avery McKinney recovering at Rosston Road home after illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis Wells
Bobbie Nan
Tony
Overton
Texas
Court House
Avery McKinney
Rosston Road
Ben
Birthday Party Highlights For Miss Mary Lou Morgary
Elizabeth Bright and Charles Fredric Clark hosted a North En street party for Miss Mary Lou Morgarys seventh birthday on Tuesday afternoon. Attendees included Frances Gwyn Williams, Frances Harrell, Nancy Jo Coleman, Betty Ruth Coleman, Frances Holloman, Marion Stewart, Doris Marie Urrey, Louise Garrett, Linda Cobb, Laura J Pope, with out of town guests Beny Luc Guston and Frances Gaisser from Camden. Ice cream and cake closed the event, while luncheon guests included Miss Betty Sue Guston and WV Framers Gaisser, plus Laura Jo Pope who recently moved to Hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolsby
Jimmy Pander
J. W. Young
Ada Hurston
Elta Dean Beck
Mary
Mary Lou Morgary
North En Street
Frances Gwyn Williams
Frances Harrell
Nancy Jo
Betty Ruth Coleman
Frances Holloman
Marion Stewart
Doris Marie Urrey
Louise Garrett
Linda Cobb
Laura J. Pope
Beny Luc Guston
Frances Gaisser
Camden
Betty Sue Guston
WV Framers
Gaisser
Laura Jo Pope
Hope
City Budget Debate Hints at Legion Hall Lease and Donations
Edmond Davis of the Negro WPA playground asked council for 60 to buy more playground equipment. The council approved a donation, adding to a prior 10, while considering a lease of the Fair Park main exhibit hall to the American Legion and possible joint club efforts to improve the building. An appropriation of 150 was voted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fein
American Legion
Fair Park
Legion
Edmond Davis
Young
Keith
Europe Squadron Battle Near San Sebastian Attacked Rebels
Five days of fighting as Bullets peppered San Sebastian the summer residence of American ambassador Claude Bowers. Two thousand armed miners from Bilbao loyal to the Leftist government attacked Conservative rebels who had seized the town. Fighting and disorders were reported across northern Catalonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Sebastian
Claude Bowers
Bilbao
Catalonia
Trouble for Two Delights at Saenger With Montgomery and Russell
At the Saenger on Thursday and Friday the romantic adventure drama Trouble for Two opens starring Bob Montgomery and Rosalin Russell with supporting cast Frank Morgan Reginald Owen and Louis Hayward. Based on The Death by Own Action Club a Stevenson tale the plot follows a bored prince and princess who join a murderous secret society only to find danger and romance as the woman fights to save the man she loves. Wednesday night features bargain showings of The Return of Sophie Lang for two shows only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saenger
T Hat
Robert Montgomery
Rosalind Russell
Frank Morgan
Reginald Owen
Louis Hayward
Robert Louis Stevenson
Suicide Club
Miss Russell
Han Montgomery
Sophie Lang
Murder Counts Report From Hempstead Circuit Court
The document notes a county judicial report from Hempstead County Arkansas. It includes acknowledgment of Sheriff Bearden for thorough investigations and a formal discharge request from J.P. Duffie Foreman Andrew Wagner Clerk. It records a certificate by Circuit Clerk L Dale Jones and references a 1936 Bland jury report. It mentions plans to purchase a used car for transporting WPA nursery children at Brookwood school and a city hall private office request by Flora Cotton Slater health nurse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.P. Duffie
Andrew Wagner
State of
Arkansas
of Hempstead
L. Dale Jones
Hempstead County
WPA
Brookwood School
Alderman Young
Keith
Flora Cotton Slater
County Welfare Commission
Owcupy
Rebel Unions to Ignore A. F. of L.
Washington reports John L. Lewis declared his Committee for Industrial Organization would refuse stand trial for insurrection and continue. The AFL Executive Council faced charges against 12 unions seeking to unite workers across big industries, signaling a deep split within the federation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Heatec
John L. Lewis
American Federation of Labor
Phillips Murray
Steel
A. F
L. Summons
American Federation of Labors Executive Council
Committee For Industrial Organization
Labor
Executive Council
A. F. of L
Lewis
United Mine
Notary Seal and Official Cert March 1936 Document
The text records an official date and signatories, including Dave Jones as Circuit Clerk and several named grand jurors: Pat Duffie, H. P. Robertson, Dolph Clark, E. S. Jones, Oscar Middlebrooks, Earl O’Neal, Jim Martin, H. E. Robins, Andrew Wagner, R. F. Caldwell, T. A. Sanford, E. M. Osborne, L. EF. Wolff, W. W. Ellen, Leonard Boyce, and F. E. Finegar, dated July 1, 1936, with the seal and signatures of the officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D
Dave Jones
J. P. Byers
D. C
Pat Duffie
H. P. Robertson
Dolph Clark
E. S. Jones
Oscar Middlebrooks
Earl O'Neal
Jim Martin
H. E. Robins
Andrew Wagner
R. F. Caldwell
T. A. Sanford
E. M. Osborne
L. EF. Wolff
W. W. Ellen
Leonard Boyce
F. E. Finegar
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First Baptist Rely
Moga Moses
Frank Rider
House of Happiness
Eas
C. W. Marrington
Louis Baird
Margaret
Dallas
Baird
Kitty Massey
A Des
Chas
Etta Champlin
Mainie Twitchell
Kirksville
Margaret Kinser
BR. V. Herndon
North Main Street
R.D. Franklin
C. C. Lewis
M. M. McCloughlin
Carl Wilkerson
Herndon
Hidde Shirley Temple
Gertrude Michael
Montgomery Rosaling Russell
Brown Shoe Store
Mes
John Jacob Astor
Ellen ‘Tock Vroweh
Richit
Hota Johnson
Patsy
Truman, Ark
B. R. Hamm
Prescott News
Dale M’kinney
Elizabeth Bright
Charles Fredric Clark
Europe
Bob Montgomery
Saenger Film
Nea A
Bearden
John J. Lewis
Thes
Tor Hope
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