Edgington at Home Critical Ill. Local Guests Visit
Selected, Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Edgington have had as guests attending the bedside of Mr. Edgington who remains critically ill at his South Walnut street home. Other relatives from Texas Oklahoma Arkansas gather in Hope. Civil service exams held in Texarkana. church social postponed. various visits and house guests noted among Hope residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Edgington
Edgington
South Walnut Street
W. M. Edgington
Framersville, Texas
J. A. Edgington
Garland, Texas
W. GL. Phillips
J. J. Breed
J. O. Marks
Tulsa
Okla
Hope
Texarkana
A. C. Whitethurst
Kline Snyder
Thelma Schooley
Frank Lowthorp
Elmer Brown
Altar Society
Our Lady of Good Hope
Mellie Hatch
Mrs
Ben Goodlett
Ozan
Margery Waddle
Camden
Lovann
Floyd Ragsdale
John Thomas
Russellville
R. V. McGinnis
South Elm Street
Windsor Street named in honor of Windsor romance
Residents on Simpson Street petitioned Evanston city officials to rename their three block thoroughfare Windsor Street just because citing the Duke and Duchess of Windsor romance as inspiration. The council ordered a resolution to change the name amid a five minute delay in maintaining order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanston
Simpson Street
Windsor Street
Club Notes from The Women's Home Demonstration Meeting
The July 23 gathering at Mrs. J. J. Laster’s home had eleven members and one visitor. The president called meeting to order, the club creed was read, three songs were sung, and Mrs. P. M. Honea led the devotional. The roll was called with members answering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliue
J. J. Laster
P. M. Honea
Lawmaker Seeks Civil Officer Status for Doctors
Senator Lewis urged Congress to nationalize medicine by making all physicians civil officers of the United States. The plan would require doctors to aid the needy with funding from the Social Security Board, a move announced at an American Medical Association gathering amid questions about White House authorization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lewis
Dem. I
Congress
United States
Ocial Security Board
American Medical Association
White House
Debating Wage Law Proposals On Board Agenda
The meeting eyed adjournment as discussion continued on a fixed wage and hour law. Vandenberg called it a strong argument for controls yet warned against overtight regulation. Senator Harrison proposed decentralizing administration by requiring the board to seek state advisory boards from employers, workers, and the public before setting standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vandenberg
Harrison
Miss
Child Training and Poultry Care Notes
Mrs Stephens reads on child training while bulletins on cotton bag sewing are shared. Miss Rouse demonstrates chicken culling and basket making. A cake and ice cream tasting follows. The World War ended for the United States on July 2, 1921 with President Harding declaring the war officially over and noting the cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Stephens
Miss Rouse
Didge Stephens
United States
Harding
Washington guests fill weekends with visits and events
Washington residents hosted and visited numerous guests from Texarkana, Hope, Nashville, and other nearby towns. Attendees included families and individuals such as Mrs. Jane Hulsey, Mr. and Mrs. George Corbet, Miss Letha Frazier, Dr. and Mrs. J. L. Booker, and many others. The week featured social gatherings, travel to El Dorado and Fayetteville, a surprise birthday party, and a Baptist W M S meeting with a program on The Negro and His Continent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Hulsey
Jim Shields
George Corbet
Texarkana
Carrie Dunham
Nash
Texas
Guy Card
Hope
John Card
Ruth Parsons Bruce
Earl Bruce
T. P. Parsons
Mae Corne
Ian Ray
Clyde Kolb
Nita May
Sarah Jane Stephens
Frazier
H. R. Flourney
Annett
Palestine
A. D. Monroe
Ela Gold
Nila Mae Kolb
Oscar van Riper
Letha Frazier
Fred Norwood
Edgar Taylor
Eddis
Ann
J. L. Booker
James Parratt
Warren
C. C. Stuart
Roberta Stuart
Mary Davis
Highland Peach Orchard
J.T. Ashens
Inglewood
California
Joe Monroe
Ashens
Ethel Beck
Luther Aylette
Washington
Nashville
Fannie Jane Elmore
State University
W. E. Elmore
Kathryn Holt
Fayetteville
University
Lee Holt
Seminole
Oklo
Holt
Kathleen Johnson
Los Angeles
Calif
Eva Harkness Simms
Helen Harkness
Jane Orton
Jefferson
Paul Rowe
Finis Johnson
Johnson
Tom Ridehill
Atlanta
Ella Monroe
Pink Florton
Q. A. Willams
Lorenza Tate
8. N. Holt
Fayettesville
Marie Jacks
Washington High School
R. E. Cooper
Moberly
Cecil Wilberly
Baby
Lee Stone
el Dorado
Susie Barrow
Chas. Burnett
Pink Horian
Pletcher Buys New Car With Silver Savings
In Mishawaka Indiana M Pletcher exchanged 1100 half dollars saved over five years to purchase a new automobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mishawaka, Ind. M
Pletcher
Doesn't Blow Horn on 17000 Mile Trip
Chief Engineer J M Crawford argues against horn overuse in driving after citing a 17000 mile trip without horn use. He says calm focus, restraint, and proper horn use improve safety, while loud blasts confuse traffic, provoke impatience, and can lead to accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Crawford
Chevrolet Division
General Motors Corporation
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Linda Ann
Westminster
C.D. Omen
Wanda Joyce Fireball
Little Rock
Mildred Terry
Willa Dean Rickett
Gordon
Nita Bob Warner
Walnut Ridge
Lenora Routon
Norn
Attie— Halto
FBI
Tim McCoy
Akim Tamiroff
Gambini
Janet Gaynor
Fredric March
Sariger
WeGi John P. Cox Drug Co
Eagle Stamps
COX
Cameres
Woodbury'’s Soap
Hinds
Joe Louis
Braddock
Jones Gleason, Zasu Pittsee
Flapper
Pat
By Sylvia
Farr
Fanny
Illinois
Baptist
W. M.S
Hiext
Pines
State Board OF Health
THE
Haynes Bros
All
Wilson
Small Boys Wainsock Union
Phoenix
Marshall Field
Marshall
Field & Co
U. S
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