Fragmented Local Notices and Family News in Arkansas Bearden Area
The page reports a mix of social and church notices from Little Rock and Bearden, Arkansas. Miss Maraheile King visits relatives in Little Rock while other items note a B. & P. Well meeting, a picnic at the Experiment Station, guests from Atlanta and Kentucky, and First Baptist church activities. Personal updates include hospital news, travel plans, and a newborn at Josephine Hospital with local acquaintances cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maraheile King
Little Rock
George Ware
Joe E Brown at Saenger Thursday
Joe E Brown stars in Song Of Guns a new comedy at the Saenger with Benny Blondell Winifred Shaw and the Chambers Male Chorus. The film features Harry Warren Al Dublin songs and Bobby Connolly choreography in a World War I setting with lavish production values and a famed crowd pleasing star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe E. Brown
Broathway
Saenger Theater
Harry Warren
al Dublin
Joe E Neal Blondell
Winifred Shaw
Chambers
Bobby Connolly
France
Old Liberty Home Demonstration Club Meets and Visits
The Old Liberty Home Demonstration club met at Mrs. Clarence Gilbert’s home on Friday June 12 with 10 members and five visitors. Miss Alford led a demonstration on earning and discussed the dress contest. A meeting adjourned to meet with Mrs. Frank Shearer on July 1. Members from Melrose and others attended gatherings, roll calls named new members, talks covered meat canning judging canned products and the cotton house dress contest. The group noted readings, memories, and planned future meetings with members visiting and attending DAR events, plus social visits in Hope, El Dorado, and Nashville areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Liberty
Clarence Gilbert
Alford
Siw
Meus
Frank Shearer
Melrose
Melrose Club
Othe Roberts
Bach
Miss Alford
Home Demonstration Club
Perryman
Otha Roberts
Joe Taseter
Ctha Roberts
Albert Newberry
Alford Zimmerly
Grudge Fight Still Unsettled At South Walnut Arena
Promoter Bert Mauldin announced another bout for Berit Quillen and Merhert Stafford after Stafford failed to appear delaying the six round grudge match. About 350 spectators watched as wrestling results followed a 43 minute card with Lefty Williams beating Speedy Schaffer and Frankenstein West defeating George Lagosky by disqualification. Mauldin plans next week’s main event winner take all no referee no holds barred and will seek state commission approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berit
Quillen
Merhert
Stafford
South Walnut Street
Quilvlen
Mauldin
Lefty Williams
Speedy Schaffer
Williams
Schaffer
Chairrman
State Wrestling Commission
Petty Is Fired as Smokies Manager in Knoxville
Tony Knoxville report states R G Allen, Knoxville Southern Association president, released Jess Petty manager and veteran southpaw. Petty, ex Dodgers Pirates, says management failed to cooperate and cited training issues. Neil Caldwell named temporary manager as Smokies seek to improve performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Tony
R. G. Allen
Knoxville Club
Southern Association
Jess Petty
Smokies
Petty
Brooklyn Dodgers
Pittsburgh Pirates
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Chattanooga
Knix
Wags
Neil Caldwell
Bageman
John McGraw
Florida
Allewelit
Cubin
Nore
Delov
Souther Association
Caldwell Sai
Hope Saturday visitors in Nashville and Arkadelphia
Hope Saturday notes Willie and Doris Stuart and Mary Naomi Goodlett were visitors to Nashville Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Waler McNutt returned to her Arkadelphia home after a visit to her mother Mrs. W. Piss thel Robinson of Mope was the guest of her parents Mr. and Mrs. J t Perry Robinson the past weekend. John Barrow Jr and Milan Green were also mentioned as present.
Hope News Roundup and Local Notices
Visitors to Hope Saturday include J. B. Barrow returning from Hot Springs. Epworth League of St. Paul plans a Negro minstrel at Ozan school auditorium on the first of July. Demonstration club meets Friday afternoon with Mrs. Eugene Goodlett. Migges, Nancy, and Frances Gist visit Arkadelphia relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope
J. B. Barrow
Hot Springs
Epworth League of
St. Paul
Ozan School
Eugene Goodlett
Migges Nancy
Frances Gist
Arkadelphia
Five-State Crime Blockade Proposed By Texas Police
Texas highway patrol chief proposes a five state crime blockade with New Mexico Oklahoma Louisiana Arkansas joining. A rapid, coordinated effort would deploy officers to danger zones via pre arranged positions coded messages and quick signals. Extradition and legal barriers would be addressed to cover cross border manhunts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
Clyde Barrow
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Louisiana
Arkansas
Said
G. Phares
Texas Highway Patrol
Texas Rangers
Sat’ Phares
Borrow Chase
Tulsa
Okla
Bonnie Parker
Pharos
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Farm Water Systems
Harry W. Shiver
Carole Lombard
Mae Murray
UNITE
Herbert Marshall
Sons O’ Guns
Joan Blondell
Earth
William Chirk
Atlanta, Ga
R. M. Lae Grone
Clark
Edna. LaGrone
Jas. F. Brewster Dry
James Kenneth Ail Luther Gordsr
Ghent
W. ML U
First Baptist Church
Alton Honeycutt
Fisk
A.D. Brannon
Hugh Smith
al Robison
Army and Navy Hospital
W.L Robison
Robbie Robinson
Ab Hollingsworth
Sheriday
Ark
Jim Batcheller
Mamie Twitchell
Laughlin Hospital
Kirksville, Mo
Burton
Lewisville
Miss Hochense Deaton
Texarkanesis
Frances Barham
Kensas City
New York
Dancing Masters of America
Frances Gwyn Williams
Mary Lou Morgan
Bearden
Elbert O'Steen
Spring Hill
Josephine Hospital
Wilian Dwain
Little Allison Shields Jr
LON Sanders Grocery
Penney
Penney’s
Childre
SOX
Saenger
Ozan
C. H. Locke
Lillian Robins
BB. Crenshaw
el Dorado
Clebe Stuart
Nashville
Rev. Robertson
St. Paul and
W. B. Wallace
Son Devil
Shreveprort la
O. C. Robins
Irma Rye
Mary Sue
Billy Fred Robins
Imon Norwood
Fred Robertson
Arena Here
Frank May
Hemp. Co
Robert Penlan
Ecorse
Mich
Frederick A. Guiley
Detroit
Black Legion
Gulley
Legion
Texas State Police
Texas-Oklahoma
Briant
Alstabs
Perna Clea
Orville W
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