Small Town Club Meeting Sparks Plans for Fall Convention
Aliusn clubs from Shreveport Monroe and Little Rock met at the Hotel Barlow in Hope to discuss halting a fall convention. Attendees enjoyed a luncheon. the event featured a yellow and white color scheme, summer flowers, and bridal place cards for Miss Elizabeth Green and John Thorpe Williams among others. Mrs Ralph Renton will present a piano recital Tuesday at City Hall Auditorium with many students listed to perform.
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Miss Green
C. C. Spragus
Barlow Me
J. M. Andrews
McAllen
Ralph Renton
City Hall
Claudia Agee
Pawl O'Neal
Helen Crews
Ruth Ann Townsend
Frances Marvell
Virginia O'Neal
Mary Ross McFieldla
Betty Ann Benson
Patriciat Ellen
Margie O'Neal
Mary Lee Cook
Doris Urrey
Dorothy O'Neal
Gwendolyn Evans
Lawrence Albritton
Norma Jean
Archer
Jo Ann Conl
Jessie Clarke Brown
Dorothy Moore
Betty Rush Coleman
Barbara LaGrone
Nancy Joy Coleman
Louise Cullier
Carolyn Hamilton
Peggy McNvil
Kinard Young
Matilda McFal
Dih
Mariha Neli Urrey
Betty Jo Methyin
German immigrant Maselman’s life honored in Arkansas Gazette memory piece
The article recounts E Haselman Maselman’s life from Germany to naturalization in the United States. It notes his military discipline, love of American culture, and efforts to bake bread from his mother’s recipe. It covers his marriages, widowhood, and surviving relatives, referencing a 1939 Arkansas Gazette magazine profile and his final marriage to Mrs. L. C. Cannon.
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Germany
United States
Arkansas, Gazelle
Maselman
Ethel Nelson
L. C. Cannon
Sir Hugh Walpole Dies Noted Novelist at 57
LONDON the British novelist Sir Hugh Walpole 57 died of a heart attack at his Lakeland home Brackenham near Kenwick Cumberland mountains after a week in illness He known for the Jeremy books and Herries saga gave lectures and tours He remained loyal to the United States during World War I despite German sympathies Funeral services set for 2:30 p.m Tuesday at St Paul Methodist Church with local pastors and Steve Carrigan of Hope to speak Services will be conducted by the Masonic Lodge with Walpole long member
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London
Hugh Walpole
Lakeland
Brack~enharn
Kenwick
Cumberland Mountains
States
Jeremy
Herries
Weat Coast
Germany
United States
Oza
Hoselman
St. Paul Methodist Church
George Cagle
Ozan Methodist Church
Francis Buddin
Munger Flace Methodist Church
Dallas
Texas
Steve Carrigan
Unclear fragment hints at local note or oblique reference
Fragmentary text mentions a bat and a Young figure with unclear context. No definite event, names, or places are readable to form a coherent summary or identify entities.
Social Calendar Lists Multiple Club Meetings InTown
The calendar lists circle meetings of the W M S at First Christian and First Methodist churches, Men’s and ladies auxiliaries, Circle No 2 at the First Christian, and a series of gatherings at homes and the Church. Garden clubs Iris Garden and others plan events with a garden party hosted by Mrs Garrett Story Sr and other hostesses including Ruth Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Will
Henry Hicks
South Main Street
WLS
Athe First Meshalst Church
Mes
HW. Stuart
O'Eloels
Rachel Jordoi
Cnhostess
First Methodist Church
Bou. McCabe
BR. M. Brian Name
O'Elvels
Rose
Gardenia
Garrett Story
Enel
Local Guests and Family News Sheet
Mrs J D Parker of Prescott is visiting her daughter Mes Raye Luely and Mr Luck. Sunday guests included Mr and Mrs Harry Brant and Mr and Mrs N T Jewell of Belcher Louisiana. Miss Nell Louise Broyles returns for summer with her parents after completing freshman year at Heathes State Teachers college. Billy Brown of Little Rock visits, and Clyde Briant of Ashdown with relatives in town.
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J. D. Parker
Prescott
Mes. Raye Luely
Mr. Luck
Harry Brant
Mya
N. T. Jewell
T. D. Connell
EB. Connell
Belcher, Louisiana
Briant
Connell
Ward Seminary
Nashville
Tennessee
Nell Louise Broyles
J. C. Broyles
Heatte's State Teachers College
O— Billy Brown
Little Rock
Bob Binore Jr
Local Social News Highlights From Around Town
Relatives and friends visit in Nashville and Little Rock as Mrs. Wash Hutson Mrs. Paul Roberts and others spend Sunday with neighbors. James Harkin from Little Rock enjoys a weekend city visit while Mrs. J L Boyd of Corpus Christi travels to see sisters and brothers. Mrs. B E McCloughan hospitalized for an operation and birth notices announce William Creighton born June 2 at Julia Chester hospital. Miss Patty Thompson departs Monday for Fayetteville.
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Wash Hutson
Paul Roberts
Paul Hutson
George Hutson
Nashville
O— Mir
Jimmy Milley
Motorert
Amity
Bob Elmore
Daugher
Montez
Little Rock
Elinore
Fort
James Harkin
L, E
Pettigeew
Charles Harrison
Chickasha
Okla
Mary Elizabeth Bright
Motler
Mary Bright
B. BE. McCloughan
Texarkana Hospital
H. Z. Holly
William Creighton
Julia Chester Hospital
Hope Girl Wins Camp Enrollment Grows This Year
Springs and Newt McCullough of Trinity Parish Pine Bluff report larger enrolment for the 141 Camp than in prior years. The Bishop Rev F E Walters Camp Director leads a staff including Rev Harry Wintermeyer and Rev C C Burke with study courses on the Bible Life of Christ Confirmation instruction Church architecture history and Christian Marriage. The Episcopal Church in the Diocese of Arkansas hosts youths 9 to 25 though adults may attend. Faculty includes Rev Francis D Daley Dean Rev Wintermeyer Rev Cotesworth P Lewis Rev T P Devlin Rev F E Eastburn and Rev Walters. Instructors and hostesses listed with athletics overseen by Clarke Bloomfield Rebecca Rockhart and Tene Moll. Mrs Charles Witsel serves as secretary treasurer. Recreational activities include swimming hikes dancing and other outdoor exercise.
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Episcopal Church
Diocese of
Arkansas
Francis D. Daley
Pine Bluff
Mr. Wintermeyer
Cotesworth P. Lewis
Bates
Elaine
Charles Witsel
Litte Rock
Wil
Fog Shrouded Meeting Sparks Unlikely Bond
In fogbound San Francisco a poised stranger nearly knocks Deborah over but apologizes with charm and a German accent. She translates foreign masters for Americans and contemplates the encounter as Angela jokes about a possible romance before Deborah heads home.
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San Francisco
Deborah
Hope Defeats Fulton 7-0 In American Legion Tilt
The Hope American Legion baseball team won 7 to 1 over Fulton at Fair Park as Bob White pitched a no hitter for seven innings and C Patterson led in batting with four hits. This was Hope’s ninth win of the season and a return game is set for Sunday in Fulton.
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American Legion
Bob White
Fulton
the Fair Park
Minoon. C. Patterson
Hope
WE THE WOMEN Even Grind of Factory John Is Better Than Working for Some Spouse
Ruth Millett argues that in towns many maids abandon private homes for factory jobs as defense industries grow. She critiques housewives who pay the lowest possible wages, never rewarding quick, honest workers, and who dismiss rising pay or progress. The piece surveys the “servant problem” from the girls’ view, noting regimentation, low raises, and constant fear of losing work. It highlights how employers justify modest or no improvements while touting kindnesses.
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Ruth Millett
Mrs. Welllott
Why Girls Choose Factory Work Over Servants
A reader recounts tensions in a factory setting where workers gain laundry privileges and social life friction. The piece contrasts factory work with domestic service arguing many girls prefer factory jobs to long hours and low appreciation at home, noting demands for overtime and holidays. The tone mirrors a historical discussion on servant problem and labor choices.
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Salvation Army
Prowem
Cornelius No. 1 well taps McKamie field near Stamps Ark
Carter Oil announces Cornelius No 1 at McKamie in Lafayette County eight miles south of Stamps began flowing amber distillate after perforations at 9200 to 9220 feet with 50 shots. Total depth 280 feet. It is the seventh well in the new field extending production about 3 miles west of the area.
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Stamps
Ark
Carter Oil Company
Cornelius No
New McKamie
Lafayette Qoumty
Immoral Film Sparks French Director Critique in U S
AP reports Rene Clair, famed director of A Nous La Liberte and The Ghost Goes West, condemns a new U S film for its plot in which a girl advances by pursuing her boss. Clair calls the tale demoralizing and dangerous, arguing it promotes the idea that young women should not work and are no better than immoral women.
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California
Metropolitan Opera
Deborah
Wally
Golden Gate
New England
Angela Silva
Angela
Cape Cod
Pacfic Coast University
Debby
Deb
Golden West
Angie
New York
Rene Clair
Clair
New Orleans
America
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Chesney
Ands Aus
Cutillion Club
Louise Hangqun
Nt. Ind
W. A
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First. Baptist “Inucate
St. Mark's Auxiliary
Ladies Auxiliary of the First Press
Byferlan Chiagel
the Church
Alma Kyler
W. S
Kenneth Hardisson
Joe Vesey
Wesleyah Gulks
Ruth ‘Taylor
George Robison
M. MM. McCloughan
W. M. Ramsey
Iris Garden Club
McCloughan
Pat Claibourne
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Washington
Urgal
Ire Theatres
Saenger
Rialto
Matinee Daily
Sun
Thors
Las Vegas
Jesse James
Hope Star
Vegas
Lillian Cornell
Virginia Dale
Tommy “Dorsey
Trombone
Russell
Aherne
Wwe
Una Merkel
PLUTO
Topper
Hayden Newbold
Shreveport
Garrett Stary Jr
Carolyn
Bobby
Clyde Briant of
Ashdown
City
Misa Mamie Briant
J. L. Boyd
Corpus Christi
Texans
Helen Jen» King
John Barlow
Dolly
Jimmy Boyd
Boyd
Elizabeth Pritchard
Frank Howson
John D. Barlow
Patty Thompson
Fayetteville
Hope Girl
Deboraly
Cornelius
McKamie
U. S
HOT Springs
Cae
Feeders Supply Co
the Pines Swimming Pool
Dahl Faris
Carland
Anyaehere
Jack
Ck’s
Chesterfield
Southland
Turkey
Greece
As McSfaden
Sam Snead
Grantland Rice
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