Dawn of a new day and social notices in Hope
A poetic dawn reflection opens the page, followed by social notes from Hope. Miss Frances Huett returns to Paris after a week with Mrs. Elliot Reagan of Ida, La. Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Slusser plan a Thursday business trip to New Orleans. Drs. Champlin and Miss Mamie Twitchell host guests Mr. and Mrs. Earl Knowles from Carthage, Illinois. Dwight Annises graduates from the University of Arkansas School of Medicine in Little Rock. Bridal shower honors Mrs. Fred Robertson with Miss Anna Dean Westbrook hosting, recipes shared for the Bride’s Happiness. Texarkana and Hope Girl Scout and Methodist circle activities detailed. Evening cinema previews listed: Dorothy Page in Ride ’Em Cowgirl and Ellison in Almost A Gentleman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elliot Reagan
Ida, la
A. 5
Slusser
New Orleans
Drs. Champlin
Mamie Twitchell
Earl Knowles
Carthage
Fred Robertson
Anna Dean Westbrook
West Division
Regina Basye
Westbrook
Fluford Chaney
Penyer
R. A. Westbrook
Crawford White Meeting At Alma Church
Crawford White attended a Bright Light Alma Kyler Circle meeting at the Washington Road country home of Mrs Garlan Darwin. Dr Virginia Crow led a short business session while Mrs Clifford Franks gave an inspiring devotional on Matthew 25. Mrs Allison Buckley spoke along with talks on widening our national outlook. After refreshments eight members and one visitor stayed. the meeting closed with the Lord's Prayer. Miss Elizabeth Purifoy returned home in Camden after visiting Miss Margery Dildy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giel Scout Council of Hope
Texarkana Council
Y.W.C.A
Hope Council
Roy Anderson
Robert Campbell
Bery
Henry
Terrell Cornelius
Ched Hall
Chas, Ha
John Arnold
Hervey Street
Wayne Fletcher
Matthew
Fletcher
Arnold
George Ware
Taple
J. B. Keonce
Henry Hitt
W. W. Johnson
Alma Kyler
White House Hospitality Lays Out Royal Week Preparations
The article describes Mrs. Roosevelt’s meticulous White House routines for overseas guests and royalty. It covers guest room comforts, staff duties, privacy, and the emphasis on hot meals, seasonal American menus, and refined touches like down pillows, extra blankets, and thoughtful service. It notes the presence of a lady's maid for royal guests and the use of steam cabinets to deliver meals promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Big Roosevelt Sons
Mrs. Roosevelt
Harry Hopking
Henrietta Nesbitt
Washington
Dramatic Club to Meet Thursday in City Hall
The Hope juvenile Drama club will meet Thursday at 2 p.m. in the city hall auditorium to assemble all players in the casts of Ghosts in the Boarding School Scambe's Party and others. Miss Lois Lamb will coach, and all children interested in joining are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Duvenile Drama Club
Lois Lamb
Silage plans and pasture care for Hempstead county
County Agent Oliver L. Adams outlines silage as a low cost feed saver for dairy cattle, urging sorghum and legumes with molasses and soybeans to boost quality. He notes silage preserves 35 percent of fodder value and warns on bitterweed control via timed mowing to keep pastures productive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hempstead
Paul Carruth
Extension Dairyman
University of Arkansas Colege of Agriculture
Carruth
Charles F. Simmons
Extension Agronomist
University of Arkansas College of Agriculture
Imost
Cotton classing school to be held in July
The cotton classing school, run by the University extension service with the Mid-South Cotton Growers Association, will run July 17 to 22. It teaches basic classing and stapling to farmers, engineers, buyers, merchants, and others, with women welcome. groups of 8 to 10 work under licensed instructors for a small fee. Charles E. Simons, Extension Agronomist, Fayetteville, Ark., Farm Bureau, chairs inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mid-South Cotton Growers Association
Bankery
Wemen
Charles E. Simons
Extension Agronomist
College of Agericulture
Fayetteville
Arkansas
Poe at Kiwanis Club Talk Highlights Conservation Work
Bufford Poe of the Soil Conservation Service spoke at Hope Kiwanis lunch at Hotel Barlow, detailing SCS projects and showing a conservation film. Club leaders announced an attendance contest for June and July with two captains and a chicken dinner prize, plus a Ladies Night set for June 19 to align with All Kiwanis Night at the international convention in Boston. Guests included Poe and Dr. Robert Young of Hope, with discussion on Rural Electrification and agency reorganizations affecting Agriculture and Interior. Sleeping sickness in horses in Hempstead County raises concerns as season nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffid Poe
Agrommet
Golf Conservation Service
Hope Kiwanis Club
Barlow
A. W. Stubbemen
Poe
SCS
Land
Conservation Service
John F. Peterson
James H. Pilkinton
United, States
Canada
Boston
Mass
Buford Poe
Robert Young
Hope
Nense Churches Secrecy Semana Baptist Meeting
A large crowd heard Rev. EB B. Jones deliver two nightly sermons with the Hope Quartet performing hymn numbers at 7 45 each evening. Preaching at 10 a m and 7 p m urged attendees to bring unsaved friends and worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Semana Baptist Couren
Eb, B. Jones
Jones
Hope Quartet
Dale Carnegie to Visit Little Rock
Dale Carnegie will visit Little Rock on Wednesday June 14 to deliver a lecture at the Little Rock Senior High School auditorium as part of the 57th annual convention and drug show to be held at Hotel Marion June 13 14 and 15. The Arkansas Pharmaceutical Association sponsors the event with Irl Brite announcing the schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Carnegie
America
Little Rock
Irl Brite
Arkansas Pharmaceutical Association
Carnegie
Marion
I Carnegie
Mr. Carnegie
Missouri
Britain Will Send Envoy to Russia
London reports Prime Minister Chamberlain announced Britain will dispatch a special envoy to Moscow to speed talks and advance a proposed mutual assistable pact with Russia. The envoy, unnamed, will be a Foreign Office representative, civil servant, not a government minister, and details remain to be worked out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Eng
Great
Britain
Moscow
Russia
Chamberlain
House of Commons
Foreign Office
House Commons
Singing School to Open in Spring Hill
Homer Odom announced on Wednesday that he would open a singing school in Spring Hill starting the night of June 19. Odom said the school would be nightly. He taught in Spring Hill during the past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Odom
Spring Hill
Odom
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C. O. Melutyté
Frances Huett
Paris
Omr
Fred Cook
Emily Comisch
Huntington
W. VO
San Francisco
Woc
Andros
Dwight
University of Arkansas School of Medicine
J. R. Williams
Nancy Pac
Patricia Ann
Lite Rock
Dwight Ansies
Dorothy Page
Ellison
Dot, Wood
Crawford White
Elizabeth Purifoy
Camden
Margery Dildy
Joan Craweford
Hollywood
Ogburn
Gee Pharos
Jane Withers
Nelson Eddy
Virginia
Victor Bruce
McLaglen Barrymore
Arnold Guy Kibben
Charles Gulterworth
Stuart
Dramatic Club
Oliver L. Adams
Farm Bureau
Congress
Roosevelt
Waldo Frasier
Arkansas Farm Bureau Federation
Farm Credit Administration
Credit Commodity Corporation
Department of Agriculture
Frasier
Commodity Credit Corporation
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Federal Loan
Civilian Conservation Corps
Federal Housing Administration
Public Health Service
National Youth Administration
American Farm Bureau Federation
FCA
Federal Loan Agency
My. Frasier
Foreign Service
Department of
Rural Electrification Administration
Biological Survey
Department of Interior
Nense
M. W. Muldrow
Muldrow
S. Artid
Am. Institute of Launders
Rephan
Ladies Rayon
Hutt
BROWN
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