Tomorrow and the Unknown Path Beyond Today
A miscellany column blends verse on tomorrow with local society notes and brief notices. It covers Daisy Heard leaving for Baton Rouge, families traveling to St Louis, the Roosevelt Field maneuvers, university students visiting Fayetteville, church meetings, anniversaries, engagements, weddings, and a note on where Bristletoe grows best on deciduous trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Othe T. Boller
Barksdale Field
Mies Maggie Bell
Ike T. Bell
Roosevelt Field
Long Island
John Clyde Wilt
University of Arkanais
Fayetteville
Clyde Hill
We wish to take this opportunity to express appreciation
We express sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for their kindness during our bereavement. The Wilbur Robins family and Mr and Mrs Shirley Robins along with Mr and Mrs Carl Freel extend gratitude for support shown at this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Robins
Shirley Robins
Carl Freelaunt
Flying thrills at Saenger as Test Pilot inspires aviators
Paul Manta, co-pilot with Amelia Earhart, insists aviation passion starts on first lift off and drives care for authentic flying. He served as technical director for Test Pilot starring Clark Gable and Myrna Loy at the Saenger, detailing camera placements and stunt realism to mirror real life aviation dangers and thrills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saenger Flying For Pictures
Paul Manta
Amelia Earhart
Clark Gable
Myrna Loy
Spencer Tracy
Saenger Theater
Rewriting Scenes Lets Clark Gable Harlow Film Go On
MGM decided to finish Saratoga without Jean Harlow by re editing key scenes and using a double in long shots. The ending with Harlow had been shot, and most interiors were redone to minimize her appearance. The production relied on exterior racetrack shots to complete the film amid public demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metro- Goldwyn-Moyer
Saratoga
Clark Gable
Jean Harlow
M-G-M
Jack Conway
Miss Marlow
Seamera
Seeralouly
Miss Travlow
Witoga
Anitiaus
Robert Hopkins
Saratoga Racetrack
Gillette Fights Uphill Bid in Iowa Senate Duel
In a Nebraska era New Deal test continuation Gillette an anti-court plan Democrat faces four challengers Otha Wearin J J Moyers Ellsworth Richardson and W G Eyerhart. Wearin carries WPA Hopkins backing and labor support while Richardson makes history as first woman major party senatorial candidate on an Iowa ticket. Green AFL president endorses Gillette amid charges of national political influence and labor policy pressure.
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Gillette
Otha D. Wearin
White House
Callec
Iia
Daiies Roosevelt
Sunny J. J. Moyers
Ellsworth Richardson
W.G. Eyerhart
Wearin
Richardson
Iowa
WPA
Harry L. Hopkins
Homer Martin
James Roosevelt
William Green
American Federation of Labor
United States
Green
A. A. Crouch
Gil Jeth
Harry Hopkins
Marty
Mickey Rooney In Will Rogers Picture At Rialto
Young actor Mickey Rooney plays an adult role in The County Chair a 2th Century Fox film adaptation at the Rialto theater supporting Will Rogers. The youngster, only four years old, dons trousers a sack coat and a derby to portray an elderly figure in this stage to screen transition.
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Rialto
Mickey Rooney
Mickey
Will Rogers
Sox
George Ade
The
Methodist Pastor Harrell Dies at Camden Arkansas
The Rev Juli Willican Harrell a 79 year old superannuated Methodist minister died Sunday after illness He served 47 years as a minister and held roles as presiding elder of Pine Bluff Monticello and Camden districts He was born in Mississippi March 12 1859 came to Arkansas in 1883 and married Avni August Williams Surviving are his widow a daughter and five sons Funeral services will be held at 3 p m Monday from the First Methodist Church Camden
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Camden
Ark
Juli Willican Harrell
Driel iMness
Harrell
Pine Bluff
Montigello
Carefile
Hope
Malvern
el Dorado
Benton
England
Hutlig
Little Bogle
Mississippi
Arkansas
Sheridan
Avni August. Williams
van Haverel
Damas
First Methodist
Revival Meeting Opens Strong at Church of Christ
The revival at Church of Christ on West Fifth and Grady started well with two Sunday services. Evangelist Peebles led lessons on Eyes that See Not and Ears that Hear Not urging Bible study and scriptural verification. Bro Fletcher Floyd directed singing, and services began at 8 p.m. with a cordial invitation to attend.
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Church of Christ
West Ffith
Grady
Evangelist Peebles
Jesus
Brother Peebles
Bro. Fletcher Floyd
Mrs Amanda Earhart Dies in Oklahoma City Funeral Planned
The body of Mrs Amanda Earhart will arrive in Hope at noon Tuesday for funeral services at Macedonia cemetery, tentatively set for 2 PM. Earhart, formerly Amanda Kinton of Hope, died Saturday at her Oklahoma City home, relatives said Monday.
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Amanda Earhart
Hope
Macedonia Cemetery
Little Rock Calls Prescott Pastor
The Rev Harmon B Ramsey pastor of Prescott First Presbyterian Church received a formal call to lead Central Presbyterian Church in Little Rock. If he accepts, he will replace Rev L A Taylor who left May 23 for Fulton Missouri. Ramsey, 34, has eight years in Prescott and is active in Ouachita Presbytery and Synod work as Education Board chair and member. Born in Jonesboro he studied at Davidson College North Carolina.
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Little Rock
Harmon B. Ramsey
First Presbyterian Church
Prescott
Central Presbyterian Church
Twentieth
Arch Streets
Ramsey
L. A Taylor
Fulton
Presbyterian Church In
Arkansas
Ouachita Presbytery
Synod
Presbyterian Religious Education Board
Synod Religious Education Board
Jonesboro
Davidson College
Davidson, N.C
Absentee voting urged for courthouse removal election
R P Bowen secretary of Hone Chamber of Commerce urged voters away Saturday to obtain absentee ballots for the county courthouse removal election set for June 11. Ballots are at the county clerk and the chamber will arrange a car to Washington for absentee voters. A business meeting at city hall Tuesday at 10 oclock will plan final preparations and voter turnout.
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Neimpstead
R. P. Bowen
Hone Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Chamber of Commitrce
Use of Baby Carriages and the Camel Reference
The item notes that baby carriages began in the mid 19th century and mentions a single-humped camel lacking a curved backbone, alongside an attender at the Louisville Seminary in Kentucky.
Women and Sports Attire Reflects Their Sophistication
The passage notes a woman's view that outdoor sports clothes flatter women more than formal evening wear and that clothing choices signal a girl’s sophistication. It argues women look better in sports clothes and connects dress to social perception and behavior during activities.
Bombing of French Hospital Hits Dornier Facility
In Canton China Japanese forces bombarded the city for a tenth straight day. A direct hit damaged the French owned Dornier hospital with one French military man slightly wounded. French authorities rushed marines to the scene and set barricades around the building.
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Daisy Dorothy Heard
J. Heard
Baton Rowke
le. Su.ome
J.D. Brown
Satan
St Louis
Indianapolis
J. WY. Wimberly
Miss Wyble
Wimberly
Ashdown
W. A
First Baptist Church
J. A. Sullivan
M. H. Barlow
J. D. Barlow
Hotel Barlow
EL EB
Norma
Jewell Moore
Edwin Dossett
Chestnut
Stamps Quartette
Hot Springs
City
Mary
Carter
Kansas City
Mary Carter
Watter Ll. Carter
J. KK
Brigus
W. L. Carter
George Cludwell
Webster
J. L. O'Neil
Billinl Jack
Mitchell
Chas. F. Martin
Rodeww
Bobby Nell
Thoms J. Silvey
Louise Street
Lionel Barrymore
Frank Morgan
Walter Pidgeon
Una Merkel
Jock Conway
Lover
Poisonmous
Tribu
Police
John King
William Lundigan
Constance Moore
Larry Blake
David Oliver
Salinas
Ain
Anthor
Legion OF
Ralph Forbes
Ladies Specialty Shop
Bhs Street
Don Smith, M. D
Saenger
Rogers
Kent Taylor
Evelyn Venable
Louise Dresser
Berton Churchill Stunt
Stepin Fetchit
MT Bta
Semaha
Ray June
Lewis BD. Lighton
J. H. Harrell
Asia
Oklahoma City
Herman B. Ramsey
Louisville
Harry W. Shiver
Orlu
Orgeix
Gardsel Tye
Teh
Grace Moore
Andre Kostelanetz
Paul Whiteman Deems Taylor
Paul Doggag
Lawes & My Bbs
Toraur
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