Social Notes and Visits From Hope Citizens
Hope society page recalls visits and guests from Jackson Mississippi to Little Rock Arkansas. Local residents plus out of town friends attend luncheons bridge games theater parties church circles and summer plans. Names include E A Guest Dorsey McRae Bruce turner McRae Bertha Turner McRae, Max Cox, Lucille Henderson, Lucille Ward, Lex Helms Jr, R O Brunk, A C Whitehurst, Miss Halcomb, J W Halcomb, Miss Joan Kathan, Mary Nell Carter, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Briant
Joan Kathan
Tallula
Geo. Meehan
Mary Nell Carter
Debating county judge race in heated exchange
Curative clash features Sidney Stone and Orrin Higgason sparring over freights ginning costs and delinquent land lists. Stephens and supporters push reform while Higgason accuses him of favoritism, debt, and political influence as August 9 election nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Higgason
Wallaceburg Township
Luher Higgason
Hope Star
Ollie Robins
Frank Thompson
Jessee Powers
Arley Chism
Leonard Stroud
E. D. Marshall
Bingen
Mr. Stephens
Hell
Alex
Stephens
Womans Missionary Society Meets At Whitworth Home
Miss Carrie Davis hosts weekend guests from Dallas including Mrs. D W Fox Grace Allan Davis Jr and Armitta Wright. The First Christian church Womans Missionary Society meets Monday at 4 PM at Mrs Whitworth's South Elm Street with Mrs Cox co hosting and Mrs J F Potterfield leading. Carrie Davis had Thursday visitors Helen Marie and Evelyn Long of McCaskill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church
H. O. Kyler
John Woodul
E. T. Kennedy
George Brown
Carrie Davis
D. W. Fox
Grace
Armitta Wright
Allan Davis Jr
Dallas
Texas
Womans Missionary Society of the First Christian Church
H. C. Whitworth
South Elm Street
Cox
J. F. Potterfield
Helen Marie and
Evelyn Long
McCaskill
Huey Long Backed By Parnell In Arkansas Governor Race
Governor Parnell pledged four years of honest fearless administration in exchange for Huey Long’s support as he aims to defeat Dwight H. Blackwood and Tom J. Terral. Futrell reacts saying the governor’s aid signals a broader drive to expose highway department wrongdoings and reorganize banking authorities. Other rivals face attacks while Howard Reed emerges as a dark horse contender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parnell
Dwight H. Blackwood
State Highway Commission
Tom J. Terral
Futrell
Little Rock
Arkansas
Blackwood-Terral
Highway Department
Justin Matthews
Walter Taylor
State Bank
Priddy
Leonard D. Caudle
Greenwood
Terral
Howard Reed
Dark Horse
Local Notes From Rocky Mound and Surroundings
Mrs J B Wright remains seriously ill though slight improvement noted. Mrs Doyle Purtle added to city list. Miss Clara Ellis visiting relatives at Bluff Springs. Miss Aea Fairchild hosted birthday party Thursday. Author Powell and family of Louisiana visiting his mother. Mrs E M Hart was guest of Mrs Norman Tailor Thursday afternoon. Howard Wright of Fairview spent Thursday with his mother who is seriously ill with Typhoid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Wright
Doyle Purtle
Clara Ellis
Bluff Springs
Aea Fairchild
Author Powell
E. M. Hart
Norman Tailor
Howard Wright
Fairview
Let His Neighbor Speak Editorial Reproduced Nearby
Chancellor Futrell reprinted an editorial from the Maye Star edited 256 miles away. The Leachville Star in Mississippi county printed the same piece the same day, within 25 miles of the Chancellor's home and Blackweed's home county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Futrell
Maye Star
Leachville
Mississippi County
Chancellor
Blackweed
Governor race narrows to ten as August primary nears
The Star warns against Dwight Blackwood and his allies in Arkansas politics while highlighting past spending and debt. It says the governor should have financial skill and courage, praising Howard Reed as the qualified candidate.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sid Henry
E. A. Guest
Dorsey McRae
Bruce
Bertha Turner McRae
Jackson
Miss
Max Cox
Mrs. Cox
City
Col
Mrs. Chas. Garrett
Fiannie Wood
Mise Lucille Henderson
Valdosta, Ga
Butterick Company
Wll
Arkadelphia
James L. Jamison
McKamie
M. M. McCloughan
East Second Street
Friday Contract Bridge Club
C. C. Lewis
Jack Bush
Mary Leonard
Washington
Pansy Wimberly
H. J. Cherry
Bay, Ark
Maude Lile
Lex Helms, Jr
University of North Carolina
Raleigh
Lex Helms
R. O. Brunk
Texar
Kana
Mrs. Lewis
Eugenia Wolfe
A. C. Whitehurst
D. Norman
Jewell Moore
Mr. Moore
Memphis
Dade City
Fla
J. D. Barlow
W. P. Wootton
Harry Jones
Miss Margaret Jones
Hot Springs
Madge Wootton
Mrs. Barlow
Lois Kinney
Janette and
James
Athens
C. C. Westerman
Nillagene Stavely
Nashville
B. C. Stuart
Chichasha
Ohio
Miss Halcomb
J. W. Halcomb
Carl Aubrey
Tex
John G. Williams
John G. Jr
California
George Meehan
the Saenger
Tullulah
Nancy Ruth Carrigan
Frances Snyder
Saenger Tickets
Buck Jones
Adolph Menjou
Sidney Fox
Joan Bennett
Ladies Specialty Shop
Sidney Stone
Sidney
Stone
Quorum Court
Miller
Nevada County
John Ridghill
Dexter Bush
R. G. Dunn and Company
Alex Washburn
Star
Lenora Routon, Daisy Dorothy Heard
Mary Della White
Mrs. Heard
Huey Long
Blackwood
Middlebrooks
Saenger
Warren Williams
Ben Lyons
Robison’s
Geo. W. Robison & Co
Man
Afaris
R. M. Lagrone
L. D. Reed
R. M. Briant
C. C. Spragins
J. C. Hall
C. A. Graves
J. A. Haynes
A. L. Black
Wm. Temple
Tilman B. Parks
Will
Spring Hill
City Hall
Board of Health
L. M. Lile, M. D
Dwight Blackwood
Dwight
Way Department
The
Judge Futrell
Audit Commission
Tom Terral
Tom
Judge Martineau
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