Poetic Faith and Social Notes Across The Arkansas Town
A fragmentary through line mixes a devotional poem about hope and goodness with a long soci al page listing visits and personal notices. It mentions Mrs Barbara Webber’s ninety th birthday, family gatherings in Dallas Little Rock Atlanta Tex and Memphis, travel plans to Fort Benning and San Antonio, and a social tea hosted by Miss Maggie Bell Mrs Fred Marshall and Miss Florence Ris den at Miss Bel on South Main.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Webber
Second Street
Webber
Mya
Fred Schinever
Youngstown
Ohio
Bessie Schinever
Memphis, Tenn
Lucy Boyd
Annie Waggoner
Maggie Bell
Fred Marshall
Misa Florence Risden
Bel
South Main
Vacation Garb At Camp Peppered By Pink And Green
A Carroll Club of New York camp at Pawling New York features vacation attire for business girls. The event honors Mrs Ike T Bell Jr with a reception at the Bell home showcasing pink and green decor, summer flowers, a Madeira cloth beauty table, and a wedding cake centerpiece. About 200 guests attended between four and seven. Also included is a land sale notice in Hempstead County Arkansas describing tracts in Hope and surrounding area with a three month credit sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Club of
New York
Pawling
N. Y
Stilling Mary C. Close
Ike T. Bell
Bell
Margaret Bel
J. S. McDavitt
Caroline Margaret Marehall
Muoggle Bell
Fred Marshall
Florence Risdon
T.L. Hi
J B. Shults
Bennié Shipp
Ruth Anderson
Brooks Shults
Mary Bell Marshall
J. J, Micks
L. Reed
Richard Allison
Nannie Jett
Frances White
Hattie Ange Felld
Thorne
A. A. Weat
James R. Henry, Jr
Ross R. Gillespie
George
Mattie Royston
Little Rock
Attie Hanegan
Dalles
Merle Vick
Arkadelphia
Standings and Monday Results From The Standings Club
The Standings Club dispatch lists Biscupghin in Memphis with Atlanta Chattanooga Slithe Rock New Orleans Nashville and Knoxville results from Monday. Only games played show Atlanta 4 Birmingham 1, Nashville 7 Knoxville, along with Philadelphia Washington St 36 62 and New York 55 385 in the American League. St Louis 5 4, Chicago 8 3, New York 7 12, Boston 13 Detroit 4, and Washington Cleveland results are noted with several innings tallies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Atlanta
Chattanooga
New Orleans
Nashville
Knoxville
Aluanta
Birmingham
Philadelphia
Washington St
New York
Cleveland
St. Louis
Boston
Chicago
Detroit
St Louis
Washington
Pittsburgh
Chicaga
Pirates win fifth with a 4 to 6 defeat of Giants
The Pittsburgh Pirates extended their winning streak to five by beating the New York Giants 4 to 6 in Monday National League action. Kremer lasted seven innings before Spencer relived him, while Clarence Mitchell also struggled. The Cubs lost to the Phillies 7 to 6 in the other NL game. The Athletics rallied in the 10th to beat the Browns 5 to 4 as Erle McNair homered, aiding Rube Walker’s win. Ruth led a doubleheader day with a 12 to 3 win for the Yankees, while Washington toppled Cleveland 11 to 7 and Boston crushed Detroit 13 to 4. Al Simmons rose to second in the league batting race at .477, while Babe Ruth led in home runs and average.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh Pirates
New York Giants
Kremer
Spencer
Pirates
Clarence Mitchell
Phils
Cubs
Philadelphia Athletics
Erle McNair
House of Mack
St. Louis Browns
Rube Walkerg
Browns
Blachelder
St. Louis
Bing Miller
Scholts
St.s
Elder
New York
Chicago
White Sox
Yankees
Babe Ruth
Washington
Cleveland
Boston
Detroit
al Simmons
Athletics
Morgan
Unclear Historical Score Report From Pittsburgh Area
Fragmentary sports score snippet lists Pittsburgh and Philadelphia teams with scattered numbers and dates. No clear game results or context available. data appears incomplete and noninterpretive.
Social Notes Highlight Visits Across Arkansas Towns
Personal mentions spotlight Mrs C B Presley and daughter Mariella visiting in Newport Ark while Jim Vincent from Birmingham Ala spends a week with sister Mrs L Day and family and Rufus Aaron family of Hope Rt Mrs Day had not seen her brother for 18 years This is Vincent’s first trip to Arkansas Tom Ridghill joined Montgomery Ward & Co starting Tuesday morning Mr and Mrs S M Davis and sons also noted as visitors or residents in the community
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Vincent
Birmingham
Alsis
Day
Rufus Aaron
Hope Rt
Mr. Vincent
Arkansas
Monroe man seals win in Ham Smo match
A Monroe resident, Mrs Hugh H Mc Billy Bickers, achieved a notable victory in the Ham Smo event. Details are sparse in the fragment, but her accomplishment is recorded among local athletic notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eek
Hugh H. McBilly Seal
Monroe
Ace
Dixie origin tied to ten dollar bills in prewar South
The Arkansas Banker notes the nickname Dixie arose from ten dollar banknotes used in New Orleans before the Civil War. French inscriptions showed DIX meaning ten, and Americans in the Mississippi Valley mispronounced it as dixie. Louisiana earned the moniker as the land of the dixies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
South
Money
Fred W. Thompson
First and Merchants’ National Bank
Richmond
Virginia
American Institute of Banking
Fittsburgh
Mississippi Valley
Louisiana
Dixie Song and Two Bits History in New Orleans
A historical note traces the origin of Dixie from Dan Emmett and General Albert Pike, noting how the minstrel era shaped the song’s fame and its association with the South. It explains New Orleans currency, with Mexican dollars cut into bits to provide fractional change, leading to the term two bits for a quarter dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixié ‘Land
Dan Emmett
New York
Dixie
Albert Pike
South
New Orleans
Thompson
Anita Louise in Everything Rosie at Spenger theater
Anita Louise, Woolsey's leading lady in Everything Rosie, appears at Spenger Thursday and Friday. The actress has starred in over twenty films, is an accomplished musician who plays piano, speaks French German and English, and excels in fencing swimming and tennis. A tornado was sighted by many residents over a broad Kansas area this spring, remaining aloft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anita Louise
Robert
Woolsey
Radio Pictures
Rosie
Spenger
Commissioner Sale Notice for Hempstead County Real Estate
The Chancery Court of Hempstead County orders a commissioner's sale of several parcels in Hope Arkansas. The sale on September 1 1831 will be at the Hope Post Office front door to the highest bidder. Parcels include lots 1 2 3 4 5 6 12 in Block 17 plus several fractional tracts in Section 28 Township 12 South Range 24 West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope
Hempstead County
Arkansas
Chancery Court
Hempstead
Hattie A. West
Hope Lumber Company
United States Post Office
Jand Run
Ihence
Town of Hope
St. Louis Lron Mountain and Southern Railway
Pay Your Stand ing: credit, standing shape a man’s business
When a man’s credit is gone he has little left of value to business. Experience and social position matter, but without standing he cannot sustain a successful enterprise. The piece emphasizes the central role of financial reliability in commerce.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ami
Emile
Boyett
BR. A. Boyett
P. D Smith
Margaret Petro
Dallas
Ruf
H. D. Lipscomb
Johonntz Lowthorp
Allen Garrison
Oklahoma City
Okla
W. A. Bowen Jett
San Antonio
Libbock
Frank R. Johnson Lind
NM. Reynolds
Lake Village
Thelma Toby
DeQueen, Entoute
Highland
Robert Vesey
Aittle
Jenenette
Belle
Robert Dridewell
Ft. Benning
Vesey
Newiorwesthmed
Hanna
Eure
Mae Roach
Addy
Uga
Paramount Picture
Cones
Sylvia Sydney
Philip Holmes
Norman Foster
Awl Mony
Pretty Girls
Ahlovs
Toby PU
Twa For
Saenger
Rursday
Robert Woolsey
Southern Association
New Jersey
Patterson
N.J
A. F.of L
Cincinnati
C. B. Presley
Mariella
Newport, Ark
Tom Ridghill
Montgomery Ward & Co
Methine
M. Davis and Sons
Warne
N. J Sd
Aly Ag
Kansas
Eddie
Sugar Lou
Robison
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