Ethereal verse and city social notes blend in Dallas page
The column opens with a lyrical tribute to soft music and spiritual imagery. It lists numerous social guests and weekend visitors: Mrs. Forrest Warmack of Willisville with Dallas ties. Misses Josephine Parks and Ann White from Washington, D. C., visiting Miss Frances White. Mr. and Mrs. Ike T. Bell Jr. and George Ruffin Marshall from Texarkana. and many other acquaintances moving between Willisville, Camden, Little Rock, Hot Springs, Texarkana, Mena, and Shreveport. A candid meeting in Willisville and several family conversations surround travel, visits, and hospitality across Arkansas and nearby states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Parks
Ann White
Washington, D. C
Frances White
Camden
Ike T. Bell, Jr
George Ruffin Marshall
Texarkana
Maggie Bell
Ike Bell, Sr
Hospital Notes From Julia Chester and Nearby
Miss Margaret Porter of Hope underwent a major operation at Julia Chester hospital Monday morning. W. H. Whitten, patient at Julia Chester for a week, left for home Monday afternoon. Miss Lillian Graham, night nurse at Julia Chester, takes a two week vacation to visit her Mississippi parents. E. W. Crowell of Nashville returned home Sunday after an operation at Josephine hospital a few days earlier. Mrs. Mary C. Ward and son Robert left Saturday for Fort Worth Texas to visit relatives, with stops in San Antonio before returning to Hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Porter
Hope
Julia Chester Hospital
W. H. Whitten
Lillian Graham
Mississippi
E. W. Crowell
Nashville
Josephine Hospital
Mary C. Ward
Robert
Fort Worth
Texas
San Antonio
Ellison Seeks Nomination in Last Minute Camden Drive
Luther Ellison campaigns across Arkansas as nominating date August 9 approaches. He has spoken in most counties and plans further visits. Camden Chamber of Commerce leader, a South Arkansas commerce pioneer, voices strong confidence Ellison will win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellison
Camden Chamber of Commerce
South Arkansas
South Arkansas Chamber of Commerce
Hughes and Nejim Defendants Warned to Answer Suit
The defendants Isaac Hughes and Eva A Hughes are ordered to appear within thirty days and answer the complaint filed by J A Haynes. Nabeeha B Nejim is also warned to appear within thirty days and answer the plaintiff's complaint. Proceedings dated July 9 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Hughes
Eva A. Hughes
J. A. Haynes
Nabeeha B
Nejim
Nabeeha B. Nejim
New Taxes Detailed In 1932 Peace-Time Bill
Hope Star outlines a broad list of taxes from cigars and matches to bank checks and postal duties. It notes 10 percent on many items, sales taxes on food and appliances, and specifics on dining, entertainment, and gear. The piece highlights exemptions for glasses, kitchen soap, and boxing gear, and previews a multi-day explainer on how the tax law affects ordinary citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Milady
Hope Star
Futrell Withdraws From Governor Race Amid Split Campaign
The text notes that Judge Priddy considered withdrawing, leaving Futrell opposed to Blackwood and Terral. Brooks Hays and George M. Haynie denied a planned withdrawal. Judge Bone stated Priddy would not force a run off and cited lack of funds and party unity as reasons for withdrawing from the governor race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Priddy
Judge Futrell
Dwight Blackwood
Prince Seeks Help From American Born Lady Astor
The Prince of Wales sought access to lesser known MPs and asked Lady Astor to host a party at St James's Square. Virginia born M P. and Plymouth representative facilitated introductions to M. P. guests from across parties as the royal effort to stay in touch with governing elements echoes the Apple Cart prophecies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Prince of Wales
Lady Astor
Plymouth
Virginia
Prince
The
Astors
St. James's Square
M. P
George Bernard Shaw
Turkish Woman Enrolls in Angora Agriculture School
Melahat Hanim becomes the first Turkish city woman to study agriculture at Angora's Agricultural School. German teachers deliver training, and summer practicals occur on Gazi's model farm with bed and meals plus $2.50. Several young girls already apply for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angora
Turkey
Melahat Hanim
Agricultural School of
Angola
Germany
Kemal
Tax on Toilet Preparations Next Explored In Detail
Tomorrow's article will explain the tax on toilet preparations due next March 15. The feature promises an in depth look at the levy and how it affects readers.
Congress Nerves Wear Down As Senate Clashes Escalate
Washington report notes heated floor confrontations as the recent session closed. Senators attacked each other in clashes that tested decorum while Hatfield and Robinson traded sharp exchanges over amendments to a relief bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senators at Washington Face Fiery Exchanges and Fatigue
The account describes Jim Davis of Pennsylvania and Jim Couzens clashing with colleagues in Washington as Glass and Watson react to parliamentary moves. Fatigue and irritability fueled sharp barbs, with Couzens delivering merciless rebukes amid months of wrangling and pressure on lawmakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim” Davis
Pennsylvania
Glass
Davis
Washington
Congress
Jim Couzens
Jim Watson
Nursing Service Expands to Help Eastern Kentucky Mothers
Frankfort, Kentucky reports the Frontier Nursing Service, a nurse riding program for mothers and babies in rural mountains, expanding as nurses are trained for other regions. The report notes Cox signed 24 million dollars in Knoxville checks, and oyster shell trade rose from 100 thousand to two million dollars between 1918 and 1931.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Frontier Nursing Service
Kentucky
America
Mary Brenckinridge
Herbert H. Cox
Knoxville
Tenn
Two Senators or One during the Capital Writing Process
The article notes a shift in how surplus stock is handed to the public as the capital is finalized. It claims the public has lost billions over the past three years due to this process and discusses implications for governance and accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Hoover
St. Lawrence Seaway
Seaway
Brough
Harvey Couch
Miles
Joe Robinson
Bodenhamer
Courts Refuse to Disturb Dictator in Prussia
Leipsic Germany Supreme Court refuses to restrain Chancellor von Papen from interference with Prussia state government. Von Papen, as chancellor, has established a de facto dictatorship over Prussia, with Berlin police chief removed by the chancellor's troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prussia
Supreme Court
Leipsic
Germany
von Papen
Livestock To Pay Tuition At Arkansas Polytechnic College
Marys lamb inspired a plan at Arkansas Polytechnic College where students may bring cattle hogs and other stock to cover tuition costs. An enterprising Center Ridge student will bring hogs while a Norman student will butcher them. Some pupils plan to supply milk and butter from home cattle to help pay for room and board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russellville
Mary
Marys
Johns
Arkansas Polytechnic College
J. W. Hull
Center Ridge
Norman
Tech's Job Inquiry Target Could Break Attendance Record
President Hull said if half of prospective students who inquired about jobs find them, Tech's attendance record for the next year could be broken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tech
Hull
The Decoy Sock Darning as Comic Snare
A humorist quip about Dolly as an ideal wife and sock darning. The narrator notes visiting her home and finding her busy at stitching her father's socks, then realizes the joke when the same sock appears each time.
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Dolly
Joke Exchange Stirs Laughs in Tit Bits Column
An Irish joke features Murphy asking about dynamite put in a shirt pocket and a whispered plan to wait for Casey who slaps the chest breaking a pipe and risking an explosion. The quip appears in Tit Bits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphy
Casey
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Hirs
Sid Henry
Dallas News
Forrest Warmack
Willisville
P. J. Drake
J. P. Brundidge
T—. Charles M. Webb
St. Louis
Mrs. J. D. Cummings
Route 2
Willsville
Little Rock
Thelma Barber
Mabel Barber
Alexandria
Mae Reynolds
Helen Griffin
Hattie Anne Feild
W. A. Cheatham
Carl Smith
Mr. Smith
Marguerite Taylor
Mrs
Roy C. Weed
Hot Springs
Fannie Garrett
Frances Snyder
Col
Charles Garrett
Ecca Garrett
Jim Dudley
Comanche
Harold Lawrence
Willie Lawrence
A. L. King
Comer Boyett
W. W. Winkler
William Winkler
J. B. Hicks
Charles Hicks
Kate Moore
Shreveport
Mr. Lawrence
Allena Wyle
Guernsey
J. F. Gorin
Mr. Gorin
Harry Dobbs
Lucille Dildy
Marjorie
Dorsey McRae
Bertha McRae
Bruce McRae
Jackson
Miss
Ulmer J. Hester
Jackson, Miss
Kathryn Briant
Leo Perdue
Mr. Perdue
Louann
Roy Stephenson
J. W. Lee
Malvern
Charles Briant
W. M. England
Flora Gillentine
Elmer Courter
Henderson College
Arkadelphia
Honored Deere
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr
Ann Dvorak
Frances Dee
Lee Tracy
Todd-Pitts
Ann Harding
Luther Ellison
Hempstead Chancery Court
Willie Harris
Fayez A. Nejim
Ethel
Futrell
Wales
Angore
Edge
Joe Rhoinson
Arkansas
Hatfield
West Virginia
Robinson
Carter Glass
Nursing Service
Mary’s Lamb
Wm .H. Arnold
Texarkana, Ark
National Committee
On An
Trip
Travelers
Atlanta
C. E. Christopher
Missouri Pacific
R. R. Co
Marinello Beauty Shop
Howard Reed
Williams
Kotex
Jno. P. Cox Drug Co
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