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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1931
Page
6
Frances Willard and guests attended a 1931 Hope Arkansas event as Miss Frances Willard wed Leonard A. Harvey in Glendale California. The ceremony connected Hope families with relatives from Wood River Illinois and Little Rock Arkansas. Post ceremony plans include a month’s South Texas honeymoon and a Dallas residence.
The notice recalls Miss Alice Irene Bailey of Arkadelphia, sister Olin C. Bailey, and her forthcoming marriage to Mr Harvey. The couple plans to move to Inglewood where he is a merchant. Mrs Harvey holds A B from Benderson-Brown and pursued graduate work at multiple institutions including California University Berkeley and Peabody College.
Otlin Sullivan of Little Rock visited family Thursday. Nora McGregor spent a week in Has, Tex with friends. Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Acker’s guests returned to Little Rock. Various social notes describe bridge clubs, parties, and arrivals. A wedding: Miss Margaret McMath wed Warren Armstrong Tipton at Tyler Street Methodist Church in a blue mousseline de soie ensemble, with maid of honor Dorothy Estes and bridesmaids Miss Estes and Miss Green.
Mrs W M Cantley hosts a Women’s Christian Temperance Union Flower Mission Day led by invalid Miss Jennie Cassaday of Louisville Kentucky highlighting deeds of love and worthy actions that attracted attention from prominent leaders.
Wichita Falls Texas. D C Blackie Evans charged with slaying a Hutchinson County deputy sheriff was transferred to Wichita County on a change of venue. Evans is held to be suffering from dementia praecox of a paranoid type and is considered insane.
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