Hope Library benefit bridge dazzles mid summer set
A unique bridge party at the Southern Ice and Utilities plant hosted by Miss Anna Norton for the Hope Library association attracted many guests from nearby towns. Tables for twenty, elegant decor, and a two course lunch accompanied clever ice product themed prizes. Local manager Ent Simpson aided in success while out of town guests added to the affair’s charm and library funds.
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Southern Ice & Utilities Plant
Anna Norton
Hope Library Association
Ice & Utilities
Norton
Trudie McWilliams
Ent Simpson
Brooks Schults
Falton
Charline Brooks
Clarkesdale
Helen Baker
Ping Mull
Freed Marshall
Mary Bell Marshall
Texarkana
Russell Claiborne Wedding Surprises Hope Friends
Miss Dale Russell wed Arthur Claiborne Friday night at 8 90 o clock in the First Baptist parsonage with Rev. W A Boyen officiating. Claiborne, from Memphis, manages the Kroger Piggly Wiggly in Hope. they will live at 435 North Hervey Street. Attendants included Princess Waddle and Gatha Mathews among others.
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Dale Russell
Arthur Claiborne
First Baptist Church
W. A. Boyen
Miss Russell
I. F. Russell Ong
Hope
Mr. Claiborne
Memphis
Tenn
Fatmos Merchant Visits Hope for Friday Business
Mr Z M Hendricks a leading Fatmos merchant was among Hope visitors Friday afternoon. Roy Leggett of Lawton Oklahoma, nephew of Ed Van Sickle deputy sheriff of Hempstead County, is the source of the family update at their Spruce Street home.
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Roy Leggett
Lawton
Oklahoma
Ed van Sickle
Hempstead County
Spruce Street
Sunday Worship at Churches Showcases Speeches and Classes
The church announces Sunday events with a 9 40 Sunday School, 10 30 morning worship on The Companion of the Way, and 7 15 evening programs. The youth society and Bible classes invite all young people to attend. Pastor J A Cannon and Dr J P Womack headline as speakers in morning services.
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Methodist
Ehuyeh
P.m. Young People’s Society
Fendlerson State College
P. U
Church of
Bible School
Shadow of Thy Wings Sermon and Baptism Evening
The service includes a vocal solo by Frank Lowthorp Avill and a choir anthem. Baptism will be administered at the close of evening services, which start promptly at a relork. The sermon topic is Human Weakness and Strength with special choir music.
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Frank Lowthorp Avill
Saenger Theater doubles features with prizes
Saenger Theatre offers a Saturday double bill with Charlie Chan Carries On featuring Warner Oland and Trails of Danger with Jack Perrin, plus Hero of the Flames. The manager promises five dollar in prizes and a stage show tonight.
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Charlie Chan
Warner Oland
Fu Manchu
Willy Wales
Jack Perrin
Pat Jeast
Solonel
Saenger Next Week A Wr en List Of Great Plays In Cities
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Saenger theater listings for next week featuring notable plays and performances in multiple cities. Details are unclear but imply a program of prominent stage works and premieres across venues with likely emphasis on new and revived productions.
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Pratosech Aed
Unclear air quality sale features and bargain days
Readable fragments praise air quality and cool made by washed air. Mentions unbeatable quality, low prices, bargain days making it possible for everyone to see show daily.
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the. S
Sunday-Monday Back Again Comedy Feature Triumphs
Back again Sunday and Monday a new comedy offers two imitable marines Flagg and Quiet in Winner at All Nations. Victor McLagren Estmund Lowe Marjorie White WI Brendel Fifi Dorsay Gretta Nissen star in this laugh hit of the season. Don’t miss it.
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Flagg
Quiet
Victor McLagren
Estmund Lowe
Marjorie White
WI Brendel
Fifi Dorsay
Gretta Nissen
Confessions of a Co-Ed and Youth Secrets Revealed
A garbled notice highlights a film titled Confessions of a Co-Ed with cast including Philip Holmes Norman Poster and Sylvia Sydney. It hints at candid youth themes and a sensational diary claim, described amid a theatrical listing and a ten cent sale.
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Philip Holmes
Norman Poster
Sylvia Sydney
Everything's Rosie Lights Up Critics Hit of the Season
A brisk showbiz note praises the lightning pace and charm of Everything's Rosie featuring Robert Woolsey and the sensational Hig Rita Cuckoos in a strong season entry. The fragment hints at critical acclaim and notable performances.
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Rosie
Robert Woolsey
Witness Testimony Tied to Garrison Drinking Claim
San Diego testimony details Moss E Chastised for alcohol influence but not drunk when he boarded a street car after a May 2 night, the murder of Hazel Bradshaw. Motorman J M Hughes reinforces earlier statements that Garrison smelled of wine yet seemed sober, noting attire and past boarding habits around Monroe Street and El Cajon Boulevard near Park Boulevard.
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San Diego
Calif
Moss’ E
Hazel Brradshaw
Balboa Park
J. M. Hughes
Hughes
Garrison
A. Fairelid
Fairchild
Monroe Street
el Cajon Boulevard
Park Boulevard
University Avenue
Not Exactly a Gentleman and Lets Dat Things at Ssenger
The Ssenger presents a lineup featuring Victor McLaglen and Fay Wray in Not Exactly a Gentleman, a thrilling western with laughs, plus a Saturday-Next Week comedy Lets Dat Things. Also shows a chapter play, Mickey the Mouse, Bargain prices, and gift awards. The theatre aims to provide wholesome divertisement and a pleasant playhouse for patrons seeking relief from daily routine.
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Victor McLaglen
Fay Wray
Low Cody
Ssenger
Weather and community notes from Falcon area
Rainy spell continues with more expected this week. Singing school thriving. Meeting starts July 31 with invitees. Lilly and Ora Smyth back from Bodcaw visit. A baby girl born to Mr. and Mrs. Grady Rogers last week. Local people attended church, visits in Bodcaw Hope Spring Hill Patmos. Several residents traveled to Hope and Patmos for errands. Social at Mr Mayton's well attended. Falcon residents Curtis Nichols and Tom Gibson visited. A B Taylor and Carlson Nichols in Patmos.
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Soe Veryons
Lilly
Ora Smyth
Allen Smith
Bodcaw
Grady Rogers
Tammie Gibson
Ora Smith
Bodcaw No. 1
Dwight Odom
Spring Hill
Lester Cox
Hope
Gordon
Terre Rider
Jess Nicholas
Falcon
Tom Gibson
South West Visitor Maps Washington Churches In Joking Encounter
An old southern gentleman asks a Black man to identify Washington churches during a visit. The darky replies with a humorous, stereotype laden tour of churches including Catholic near a brewery, Jewish synagogue near a bank and pawn shop, Episcopalian by a theater, Methodist by a gas factory, and Christian Scientists near a hardware store.
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Washington
Darky
Fast National Bank
Jake
Piscopalian Church
Paptis
Ribber
Presbyterian Church
War Department
Christian Scientists
Evah Smith
Operation on Senator Caraway Is Abandoned
Washington P Senator Caraway of Arkansas decided after medical consultation not to undergo kidney surgery that had been contemplated He left the naval hospital where he had been under observation and said he was greatly improved Physicians hoped no operation would be necessary but the final decision would be made this fall He is continuing his official duties.
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Washington
Senator Caraway
Arkansas
Naval Hospital
Caraway
W M Jones Named Manager of Magnolia Banner News
Magnolia Arkansas announces W M Jones, long time Columbia Banner staffer, elected manager of the Banner News. Ralph Wray, son of Mr and Mrs W A Wray of Hope, previously with the Banner News, continues with the operation.
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Magnolia
Ark
W. M. Jones
Columbia Banner
Banner-News
Ralph Wray
W. A. Wray
Hope
Jass
Compass of War Pilot Is Preserved
Washington reports the loss and legend of Major Raoul Lufbery, famed French American ace. A World War I veteran mortally wounded in France in 1918, his war relics were traced to the Smithsonian. The compass from his Nieuport, recovered after his death, changes hands through Cau tin and Codman before reaching the federal museum. Lufbery, born in France and raised in Connecticut, joined the Lafayette Escadrille, later serving in U S pursuit squadrons with 17 confirmed kills and many unconfirmed, dying in pursuit of a German aircraft at 2000 feet.
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Washington
Raoul Luthery
Smithsonian Institution
Maron
Tours
France
Fy Cautin
Lufbery
Cautin
Armerican
Codman
Philip W. Place
South Lincoln
Muse
Federal Museum
Wallingford
Conn
Calcutta
Marc Pourpe
Pourpe
Air Service
Lutbery
Foreign Legion
Lafayette Escadrille
United States
Sth
95Th
Government printing firm hires Hamp ton and reshuffles staff
A government printing department examination is noted with Mr Hamp ton of El Dorado taking a position with the firm. Mrs William McNell, long-time member of the office force, has resigned after years of service.
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Government Printing Department
Hampton
el Dorado
William McNell
Pavement Opens on Highway No 67 Between Gurdon and Arkadelphia
Highway No 67 from Gurdon to Arkadelphia is paved except for Terre Noir bottom, shortening the distance by more than two miles. The road to Prescott has been open for over a week, directing travel along the new paved route and shortening the old Banks head highway.
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Gurdon
Man Held Without Bond for Slaying Two Prohis
Fort Wayne Indiana police report George Adams 35 a paroled convict is alleged to have killed two prohibition agents near the city Wednesday night. Adams is being held without bond as the investigation continues and authorities seek motive and connections to the crime.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
George Adams
Here
Kay students confront campus drink policy and safety
A fragmentary report notes university authorities debating prohibition of certain substances and student actions on campus. Officials seek to balance safety with rights while students advocate for clearer guidelines and enforcement.
Watermelon Shipment Start Aids District Trade
A local shipment begins as cantaloupe watermelons move through Patmos district under Louis supervision. The belt line resumes activity, signaling expected uptick in commerce and support for regional producers.
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Tnik
Patmos
Louis
Barlow bank cashier loses job after board decision
In Barlow Kentucky a longtime bank cashier with twenty years of service faced termination following a board ruling. Details remain sparse as officials prepared to implement the decision on Friday.
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Barlow
Law
Ltoi
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