Riverside Echoes And Centennial News In Walton Area
A mixed local note among Walton residents includes selections from poetry and family notices, with visitors and trips centered on the Texas Centennial events in Dallas. Mrs Neumeister and Mr and Mrs W E Duchemin attend as guests of local hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Neumeister
W. E. Duchemin
Walton, Ky
J. M. Boge
Misees Bess
Annie Jean Walker
Dallas
Pear
Ruth Polk
Roy Sutton
Datlag
Texas
Bright Star Home Demonstration Club Meeting Notes
The Bright Star home demonstration club met Monday afternoon July 20 with Mrs Q A McKnight presiding. Eight members and one visitor attended. The program featured a Frozen Desserts demonstration by Miss Bullington who prepared ice cream praised for its texture and flavor. A dress by Mrs Earl Thompson won the contest. Next meeting set for August 17 with Ben Arnold and Caudle as devotional and Jarvis as recreation leader. Mischa Elman was recently awarded a Doctor of Music by the Chicago Musical College.
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Bright Star Home Demonstration Club
Q. A. McKnight
Dalton Boyce
Johnnie Thompson
Dixie
Arkansas
Earl Thompson
M Ben Arnold
4. L. Caudle
C. Jarvis
Revival Meeting Opens At Fifth and Elm Streets
A city wide revival began Monday night at Fifth and Elm with Rev. Couch delivering an origin of Satan message. Harriet Stary of the local Methodist church impressed the crowd with a soprano solo as the weeklong series outlines how the devil opposed Christ from birth to the resurrection. Evening services start at 8 o'clock daily with topics covering the devil’s hindrances to Christ’s life and the gospel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth and Elm Streets
Couch
Satan
Harriet Stary
Methodist Church
Christ
Speakers Fill County Event With Debates On Taxes And Roads
The county gathering featured candidates like Hugh Clark Luke Monroe and John Vesey outlining platforms on taxes roads and liquor. Monroe attacked the Arkansas Rangers and gas tax changes while Vesey stressed liquor abstinence and school aid. Shaver Springs speaking date was cancelled due to a revival service.
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T. Rider
Hugh Clark
Luke Monroe
Clark
Woule
Monroe
Tom Blrody
Arkansas Rangers
John Vesey
Vesey
Emory A. Thompson
Thompson
Senate
G. Hayes
Hayes
Shaver Springs
Queen’s contest events and city entertainments scheduled
Robinson Futrell 120 p m city park hosts Rotary luncheon. Nashville and Hope play baseball at Scrappers field 2 30 p m. Chorus of 50 to 100 on Main street. 11 girls in queen’s contest begin Wednesday at TL. Contestants register with Beta Delt at city pub then attend a Timehoon at Dorothy Jeu’s home. Queen chosen at 4 p m in high school auditorium after Rhythm Boys of Nashville perform and Miss Ella Sue Rowe sings. District Princesses from Highland district also featured.
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Rotary Club
Nashville
Hope
Scrappers Field
Main Street
Beta Delt Sorority
Dorothy Jeu Throwbridge
Rhythm Boys of
Ella Sue Rowe
Unie
Prescott peach festival events and pageant parade detailed
Howard Reed and Jack Holt spoke at courthouses, while Ruth Wylie and Vandiver family members visited. The Laneburg stump tour drew attendees from Delight to Sardis as the queen’s float and court were announced. The parade will showcase peach industry history, with 65 floats, coronation by Bert Johnson, prize money, and community hosts. Bands from Arkadelphia Hope and Texarkana will perform.
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Howard Reed
Jack Holt
Ruth Wylie
Benfo
Ruth Vandiver
Little Rock
A. L. Vandiver
Laneburg
Ernie Kingham
Delight
Jivelyn Siygon
Dierks
Laverne Lockhart
Center Point
Dorothy Regan
Glenwood
Virginia Hargrove
Lockesburg
Ernestine Knight
Mineral Springs
Doris Carroll
Murfreesboro
Ann Ca«ile
Nashville
Frances Citty
Ozan
Margaret Cowling
Sardis
Vivian Beck
Washington
Maxine McCawley
Vivian Beauchamp
Betty Roy Utley
Bonnie Sue Wickers
Donald Coulter
J. K. Kaufman
Bert Johnson
Pioneer Grove
Bert Johnson Orchards
Gquren
Planters’ Bank
Arkadelphia
Hope
Texarkana
Mothers of Nashville
Hoon
Joe Greenberg Brothers in Three Homer Game for Johnstown
Joe Greenberg, Hank Greenberg's brother, hit three homers for Johnstown in a recent game against Charleston of the Middle Atlantic League. The younger Greenberg shone as a power threat on the visiting squad.
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Joe Greenbergh
Hank
Charleston
Greenberg
Johnstown
Counterfeit at Saenger Theater in Hollywood
Hollywood is the only place where U S Government money has no face value on camera. Columbia Studios filmed Counterfeit with Chester Morris Margot Grahame and others, showing a counterfeit ring and agents combatting it at the Saenger Theater tonight. Old foreign currencies are used to substitute for real money in films due to laws against photographing currency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Columbia Sturlies
United States
Chester Morris
Margot Grahame
Gloyd Nolan
Marian Marsh
U.S
Nyberg amendment discussed in political address
In a speech urging support for the Nyberg amendment, the speaker defends continuing the sales tax to fund social security and old age pensions. He argues the amendment would strip the legislature of tax powers, warns against future emergencies, and pledges debt reduction and re enactment of the sales tax to ensure pensions for citizens.
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Arkansas
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ROC Lety Telephone
Earth
Sylvia Shiney
Spencer Tracy
First Baptist Church
Fair Park
Aft
L. E. Tiley
Dorothy
Lawrence Jy
Beaumont
Tole Jey
Anna Judson
Adee
Pers Misa Geraldine van Sickle
DO. 4. McCray
McCray
Fort. Smith
Weldon Taylor
Akin
B. C. Acker
Mrs. W. G. Alfisin
Conway
Lucille Blutson
Margaret Powell
Lois Jones
Leonard Ellis
Evaston
Shirley Mple
Ven One
March OF
Carteen “Early Birt
Tright Star
DeLanery Street
Philadelphia
Mischa Elman
Chicago Musical College
Cra
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LULA
General Motors
America
Pontiac
Hempstead Motor CO
East Third Street
Max Cox
Hope, Ark
Beardon
J. W. Davis
Elmer Brown
Ralph Bailey
Arthur €. Anderson
W. A. Farmby
Charles &. Heynerson
Miss Lillig Middlebroots
H. M. Stephens
Clifford Frank
J. J. Pitkinton
Mnk May
Highland
Prescott
Dale M'Kinney
Kodakers
Walting
Shipley Studio
P. A. Lewis Motor Co
E. Second St
Saenger
Nyberg
Penney
Sheers Vsr Co
Cynthia
Duke of Kent
Belle Isle
Penney’s
Fabray
Sheer Batiste
Penney’s 3. C. Penney Company
Oxfords
Rach Loc
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