Local Society News and Visits Across Town
Mrs Sid Henry sails for St Louis as Miss Alice Harrington visits Arkadelphia. Mrs Hora Garrett of Little Rock stays with relatives while Mrs E M McWilliams hosts the Wednesday Bridge Club on East Third Street. Guests include Misses Winburn Swart and Jackson en route to Lewisville. Several couples plan trips to Forrest City and Louann as W ednesdayBridge draws prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Third Street
E. M. McWilliams
J. F. Gorin
Martha Jean Winburn
Martha Virginia Swart
Katherine Jackson
Arkadelphia
Mary Billingsly
Lewisville
Bennie Benton
Wednesday Bridge Club
S. L. Murphey
Zell Lockwood
Russell
Wanted to Rent 30 Acres of Tendabie Land Near Hope
Wanted to rent 30 acres of Tendabie land with pasture near the City of Hope. Requires two good houses and a good size barn. Call Hope Star. B. E. P.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of Hope
Hope Star
Robison Employes Assemble in Hope
The first meeting of Geo. W. Robison & Co. stores staffs gathered in Hope with attendees from Hope Prescott and Nashville sections. E. F. McFaddin delivered remarks urging continued service as the founder did, praising the staff’s cheerfulness and courtesy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. W. Robison & Co
Hope Store
Hope
Prescott
Nashville
E. F. McFaddin
Robison
Geo. W. Robison
C. C. Lewis
John P. Cox
Frescott
Clint Edwards
B. B. Pye
Lee Montgomery
Dawson Henry
Joe Maher
Berbert Burns
Lige Tollett
Aaron Tollett
Lena Stone
Jewell Griffin
Geo. W. Robison, Jr
George Wilson, Jr
Logan Bailey
Phillip Foster
Hough Latimer
Corbin Foster
David Frith
Clyde Coffee
Lige, Jr
Lyle M. Webb
Fall of Nation Revival Theme by Rev Claude Nanney
Revival services led by evangelist Rev Claude Nanney address the fall of a nation and personal repentance. He cites a tale of one man’s rise and desolation, urges putting God first, and notes increasing revival with many accepting Christ. Services are daily at 8 o'clock in the tent on Fifth and Elm streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Nanney
Christ
Fifth and Elm Streets
Cecil Boswell 22 Dies. Hope Youth Buried Friday
Cecil Boswell 22 of Hope died Wednesday night at Josephine hospital after graduating Hope High School in 1928. He worked at Moreland's Drug store Cox Drug Company and Hope Heading Company. Survived by parents Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Boswell one brother Vernis and two sisters Wilma and Mildred all of Hope. Funeral 10 a m Friday at 703 North Main with Rev Brunk Texarkana and Rev Walace Rogers officiating. Burial Rose Hill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Boswel
Sterling Boswell
Josephine Hospital
Hope High School
Moreland
Cox Drug Company
Hope Heading Company
Vernis
Wilma
Mildred
Hope
North Main
Mr. Brunk
Texarkana
Walace Rogers
Rose Hill Cemetery
Moon to Eclipse Sun on August 31
The moon will cast a total solar eclipse across upper Vermont New Hampshire Maine and part of Massachusetts around 3 30 p m eastern time. The shadow travels at 2967 feet per second about half a mile and forms a 100 by 68 mile football shaped path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard W. Blakeslee
Associated Press
New York
Vermont
New Hampshire
Maine
Massachusetts
Pole
North Pole
Canada
United States
Chatham
Mass
Cape Cod
New England
Waters Leads Bonus Army Despite Setbacks and Fallout
The text profiles Waters, longtime Oregon veteran and leader of the Bonus Expeditionary Force, detailing his push to Washington, expulsion from his own Oregon unit, and vow to stay until bonus certificates are paid. It notes his military service, travel from Idaho to Oregon, and the B E F structure and food logistics under police oversight. Waters pledges to remain in Washington unless carried out feet first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waters
Curtis
Oregon “First Regiment
Oregonians
Turns
Ore
Weiser
Idaho
Waler Johnson
Idaho National Guard
Chateau-Theirry
Aisne-Marne
St. Hihiel
Meuse-Argonne
Army of Occupation
Pacific Coast
Portland
Washington
Army of 300
Pocatello
Capitol
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Rank and File Committee
Oregon Regiment
Pelham D. Glassford
Worker's Ex-Servicemen's League
Higgason Admits Road Spending and County Debts
The Hempstead County race features Higgason defending road work spending and his county duty record. He cites $540 for sand on a DeAnn road, disputes talk of broader misuses, and argues that he paid 14,000 dollars of unpaid bills after taking office. Stephens counters with accusations of private dealings and calls for accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hempstead
DeAnn
Higgason
Blevins
Stephens
State Highway Department
H. M. Stephens
Hope
Hig- Ob
Higguson
Bill
Alex
Alex Washburn
Washburn
Jim Dodson
Air transport firms report May passenger totals
A Commerce Department Aeronautics Branch report notes 32 air transport firms carried 45 105 passengers in May. For January through May the industry logged 170 498 passengers and 18 231 922 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hington
U. S. Department of Commerce, Aeronautics Branch
Women win Brooklands 1000 mile race beating male drivers
London report says Mrs. E Wiedom and Miss Joan Richman entered the Junior Car Club event. After alternating drivers they won the 1000 mile two days race at Brooklands averaging over 30 mph, proving women can drive as well as or better than many men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
E. Wiedom
Joan Richman
Junior Car Club
Brooklands
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ETY
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R. W. Lee
Hora Garrett
Little Rock
Mary Lemley
J. S. Cargile
Friy
Forrest City
Charles Beader
Edward
Stephen
L. Bowden
Leo Perdue
Helen Robert
Louann
City
Howard Waddle
New Orleans
Europe
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Holland
E. P. Stewart
Grassy Lake
Edwin Stewart
Tk Stewart
Frances White
Joe. Brown
the Tenderfoot
Ging On
Rogers Lew Cody
Paramount News
Vention
Chicago
Roosevelt
Baby
Cecil Boswell
Southwest Arkansas
Hope Merchants
Mae Northcott
Ann Dearing
Mae Ann Beauty Parlor
South Elm
Miller County
Nevada County
Clark Warren
Mr. Osbourne
Mr. Turner
Luther
Star
Monroe and Carrigan
Luke Monroe
Mr. Monroe
Quorum Court
Hurley
Ellis
Huntley
John L. Wilson
Jim Bearden
John
Hot Springs
Gordon
el Dorado
Bearden
Jim
Ruby Burns
Alfred Wallace
Steve Carrigan
Dexter Bush
Elisha Burns
Wilson
John Griffin
Garland City Bridge
Flip Hill
John Wilson
Wallace
Ed van Sickle
Kansas
Hempstead County
van Sickle
S. M. Sutton
Ladies Specialty Shop
Easity
Firestone
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