Ozun St Paul Home Demonstration Club Meeting
The Ozun St Paul Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs. 3 K Greene's home on Friday afternoon July 39. The president called the meeting to order with scripture from the 100th Psalm and the Lord's Prayer. Minutes were read and approved. Twenty members answered roll call, two new members joined. Miss Ahne Annan reported on trips to Guertsey, and members praised the trip as the club earned county honors. Reports covered food preservation and preparation sewing gardening poultry art crafts and home management. Two hood readings were given by Janet Nelson and Mary Frances Irvin. Members engaged in several contests led by the recreational leader. The group could not finish the bottoming chairs due to unavailable material. the task will be completed at the next meeting on Wednesday August 2 which will also be social.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ozun-St. Paul
3. K. Greene
C. H. Locke
Ahne Annan
Guertsey
T Rip
Misaes Janet Nelsor
Mary Frances Irvin
Mir
Dawn Hope and Town Gossip Mix in Arkansas Notice
A fragmented society column blends poetry and social notes from Arkansas, mentioning Miss Ruth Coffman and many visitors including Miss Ava Madsen, Mr. J. W. Wimberly hosts, and a birthday fete for J. T. Matthews.
Community Notices from Hope Week End Visitors and Travels
Local residents and visitors share weekend and weekly visits across Hope Arkansas. Names include Mrs C C Stuart, Mr and Mrs L Charles, Leweellyn Merrell, Mrs Edgar Taylor and twins Eddis and Ann, Dr and Mrs J L Book Bosker, Julia Bearden, Sheriff and Mrs J E Bearden, Myra Lee Boyett, Mrs W Hatter Jr, Joe Booker, Roberta Stuart, Tom Ridghill, Sallie Horton, Bill Delany, Agee Patterson, Ewing McPherson, Jasper Lively, R L Hume, Lannie Beck, Powell Byers, Miss Myrtle Bearden, Miss Lucy Parks, Ralph Frank Martin, Mrs S O Robins, Branson Frazier, Edward Stewart, M H Stewart, M W Wilson, Dan Pilkinton, Wel don Johnson, Burldy Stuart, Jake, and others visiting or traveling through the Hope area.
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Little Rock
Roberta Stuart
Shreveport
J. A. Williamson
Tom Ridghill
Pink Horton
Ella
Sallie Horton
Wilson
Washington
Bill Delany
Agee Patterson
National Guard
Camp Pike
Ewing McPherson
A. PF. Bailey
Jasper Lively Dr
R. L. Hume
Durant
Okla
Lannie Beck
Powell Byers
Nell Joan
Nashville
John Holt
O. Robins
Guy Patts
Texarkana
Branson Frazier
W. V. Frazier Faoily
Edward Stewart
New Orleans
Hope
M. H. Stewart
M. W. Wilson
Melson Proctor
Stuart
Williams
Local families host dinners and visits this Sunday
Mr and Mrs Lester Cox dined with Mr Grady Rogers and family while Miss Mane Barr and Sibi Barr visited relatives. Louila Henderson and Maxine Smith dined with the Hamilton sisters, and Sybil Barr stayed Friday night with Cox. Numerous visitors and visits are noted among local households. Mralim Simmons died Sunday night at home.
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Lester Cox
Grady Rogers
Miss Mane
Sibi Barr
Louila Henderson
Maxine Smith
Hamilton
Sybnl Barr
Cox
Ray Elledge
J. T. Smith
Alim Simmons
Jos
Aithy
Ins Nell Mayton
Mable Lewis
Qoal
LaPraiee Simmons
Hot Springs
William Hoyers
Hanson South
Doyle
Stuart Manito
Doris
Lucille
Catherine Hanson
Low Etta Henderson
Morgan Saith
Verists
Framby Sunde
T. Smith
W. EB. Simmons
Tnr. Gibson
Lace
Detroit Tigers Rally Sparks Win Over Yankees
Alvin Crowder delivered a strong start as Detroit overwhelmed New York 9 to 1, lifting the Tigers within four tenths of a percentage point of first in the American League. Vic Sorrell earned the win for Detroit. Goose Goslin contributed key RBIs in a three-run third inning.
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New York
Qld
Alvin Crowder
Yankees
Detroit Tigers
New Yorkers
Vic Sorrell
Yanks
Adid Crowder
George Selkirk
Lou Gehrig
Tigers
Jode White
Tiger
Mickey Corupe
Goose Gostin
Giants Beat Cardinals In Pitching Duel With Hubbell Star Power
ChiCaga Sunday held the Cardinalato to five hits and one earned run in a keen duel to best Dizzy Benn. Hubbell not only pitched superbly but collected two hits and drove in a run. The Giants rallied in the seventh and eighth, with Pepper Martin starting the burst and wild throws allowing two runs, paving the way for a 9 to 3 victory.
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Chicaga
Cardinalato
Jerome
Dizzy) Benn
Dean Rive
Giants
Hubbell
Cardinal
Leing
Virgil Davis
Terry
Pepper Martin
Leiber
Martin
Travis Jackson
Jackson
Harry Danning
Jackson Dance
Danning
Joe Moore
Hickory Shade Sings At Sunday Night Revival Start
A revival event begins Saturday night July 27 led by Rev. Willie Rister at Hickory Shade with local attendees and guests. Earlier Sunday, dining guests included Mr. and Mrs. Ed Calhoun, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Terry of Hope, and others visiting Mrs. Earl Wilson and Mrs. Ollie Mayton families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Calhoun
Eugene Jones
Jack Terry
Hope
Earl Wilson
Choice Petre
Ollie Mayton
Rogers
M. E. Wileson
Vera Fourier
Irma Stophs
Homer Easterling
Mrs. Reader
Willie Rister
Wil
Grappling Match Opens at Fair Park Arena Tonight
The American Legion sponsored card features Wild Bill Jefferies versus the Red Scorpion as the main event starting at 8 p m at Fair Park arena. Two out of three falls with no time limit will decide all bouts including USC athlete Franky Hill versus Andy Tremaine in the semi final.
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Fair Park Arena
Wild Bill” Jefferies
Red Scorpion
American Legion
Donald Moore
Bert Mauldin
Franky Hill
University of Southern California Athete
Andy Tremaine
Unknown Wrestler in Red Attire Prompts Ticket Sale
An unknown wrestler dressed in solid red from head to toe with two masks is featured in a local note. Advance tickets are on sale at Moore's Market on South Main Street.
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Moore's Market
South Main Street
Rainy Sunday Encouragement and Local Social Visits
A gentle rain fell Sunday afternoon in Providence and was welcomed. The community reports several visits and weekend gatherings as neighbors traveled to Cen ter Point Waldo and nearby towns. Mr and Mrs Gifford Byers taught at the new opening day while many families hosted relatives and friends over the weekend including the Mortons, Roberts, Suttons, Watsons, Coxes, Purtles, Ray, Andersons, Hamiltons, Roberts Browning and others.
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H&doal
Gifford Byers
Ross Roberts
Center Point
Fred Sutton
Henry Morton
J. M. Watson
Joe Gaines
Martin Cox
Waldo
Ned Purtle
Artesian
J. W. Ray
Claud Anderson
Hope
Joe Hamilton
Charlie Roberts
Grady Browning
Blevins
Revival meeting at Roe Mound draws attendees
A revival gathering at Roe Mound drew attendees this week with plans for another singing next Sunday night. The prior Sunday night singing was canceled due to rain, but organizers encourage attendance this coming week.
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Roe Mound
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East Second Street
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J. T. Matthews
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