Roses and garden party mark kinser park wedding notice
The county news records a garden party scene at Roy Anderson’s home with twinkling lights and festive ice cake as Miss Margaret Kinser and Alvis Leonard Park of Mount Pleasant prepare for a 7:30 Thursday evening wedding at the bride’s parents home on South Main Street. Other society notes include choir rehearsal at the First Methodist and visiting relatives from Winnfield and Baton Rouge.
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Margaret Kinser
Alvis Park
Roy Anderson
Mary Sue Anderson
Alvis Leonard Park
Mount Pleasant
Texas
Thos. M. Kinser
South Main Street
Edwin Dossett
Chestnut
Ely Fills Threat to Take a Walk
An upcoming program will be rendered by the organization as young city residents are urged to attend. Fat and Mrs. Steup with Judy Ann plan a Saturday departure for Da on Ohio after a two week visit with Mrs. Steup's relatives. Frank Lowthorp and his son return from Clarks ville Arie visits. Mrs. C. S. Lowthorp hosted the Wednesday Bridge club with prizes won by Mrs. L. W. Young and Mrs. W. H. Hubhinson.
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Matt Galster
Misa van i Galster
Tev
K. W. Dodson
Winnfield
Little Rock
Dodson
Christine Galster
Fat
C. 5. Lowthorp
Weel
Wednesday Bridge Club
South Elm Street
L. W. Young
W. H. Hubhinson
Dolores Del Rio Backs Fashion Rules In Hollywood
Dolores Del Rio, returning from Europe to film Continental for Columbia, says she loves clothes and must dress well at all times. She detests slacks, favors tailored outfits, and notes English pictures show ceremony in theaters, while Hollywood audiences often wear casual attire to the cinema.
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Robbin Coons
Associated Press
Hollywood
Dolores del Rio
London
Paris
Chile
Dolores
del Ria
Tite
Profoss
Columbia
John Ashley on Tax Reform and Liquor Control
John Ashley argues for a simple sales tax to fund schools and pensions, urging a broad, loophole free levy. He supports leveling liquor policy through option legalization, noting enforcement challenges and public demand.
Campaign speeches praise and tax policy outline cited
The speaker lauded the Futrell administration for operating 8 percent of state income and retiring debts with the remaining 2 percent. He urged lawmakers to focus on appropriation bills rather than new laws, advocating a sales tax for schools welfare and pensions, the refunding tax, no new taxes, reducing operating expenses, and using the balance to retire debts and support living wages and union rights, while keeping the penitentiary cash-based. Former Senator Marvin Brooks Norfleet spoke for attorney general, detailing tax relief under the highway system law, totaling millions for Hope and statewide counties, and urged continued support for his bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Futrell
Marvin Brooks Norfleet
Forrest City
Senate
Hempstead
House
Morrison’s Rise Tied to Hamilton Dam and Political Cash
The report links Morrison to wealth and influence shaping Texas politics through the Hamilton Dam project and a large PWA loan. It notes his alleged $800,000 profit from selling the dam to a state power authority funded by PWA, amid broader party scrutiny of Union Party candidate Lemke.
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Maury
Texas
Morrison
Jack Garner
Hamilton Dam
Colorado River
Insull
RFC
PWA
Lexus
Power Authority
Salt Highway Near Eureka Set For Road Strength
Hutchinson Kansas. The state highway department nears completion of the first salt highway west of the Mississippi on a six and one half mile stretch west of Eureka in Greenwood county. A salt-soil stabilization base, 3 inches deep and 24 feet wide, will support a two inch macadam surface to prevent frost heave and insure a firm road bed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutchinson
Kas
Kansas
State Highway Department
Mississippi
Eureka
Greenwood County
Postmaster Positions Open Under New Civil Service Order
The White House released a letter by Senator O Mahoney claiming a push for open examinations across all postmaster classes. The altered system shifts appointments from district or party influence to standardized exams, challenging traditional patronage and early practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Service
White House
Senator O'Mahoney
Wyoming
House
Indians Get Farm Loan in Kansas
Seven Jackson County Indians were approved for a cooperative loan from the resettlement administration to buy machinery for shared use on their farms. B. E. Winchester, head of Kansas operations, praised their knowledge and interest in farming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holton
Jackson, County
Resettlement Administration
B. E. Winchester
Kansas
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