Weathered woes and social notes drift through Hope
In Hope local notes, Mrs. Glen Williams visits in Little Rock while Miss Mary Jane Hearne stays with her sister in Mooringsport. Reports cover church circle meetings, WMA devotionals, garden club plans, and family visits from Robison, Card, and Nave households. Birthday party for Jo Ann Cardell features a five-taper cake. Community events include Temperance and Floral Mission programs, Mrs. Busve hosting at Edgewood, and JC of C chapter meeting set for Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jane Hearne
Percy Sharp
Mr. Sharp
Mooringsport, la
Guy Busve
Edgewood Avenue
D. B. Timipson
Angie Lee Smith
Regina “Busve
Hove
Jane Adams
Jo Ann Cardl
Guy Card
South Hervey
Sonny Gibson
Martha Ann Fulmer
Bobbie Franken
Mary Katherine Betts
Robert Allen Fike
Alice Loraine Heard
Ellsworth Bailey
A. Williams
Katherina LaNelie Wilson
Alice Jones
Barbara LeGrone
Nancy
Betty Ruth Colemin
Don Duffie
Lynda Jones
Merrie O'Neal
Lynda Foster
Betty Willis Northestt
Dellwhite
Local social notes and obituaries from Washington area
Washington community headlines include the return of Mrs. Frank May and Miss Reba May from Memphis, Madison Wilson overseeing the telephone exchange, and Mrs Ruby Wilson transferred to Mansfield Arkansas. Miss Duby Lively accompanies her to Mansfield while Mrs J L Pilkinton and daughter shop. Mrs Lee Hult attends D A R Flag Day luncheon in Texarkana. Mr and Mrs Conway host dinner for Alango Beck and wife before their move to Oklahoma. E F Turner passes away after months of illness. Survived by widow, two daughters Autrey Young and Jack Dowling, two sons Webster Turner and Harvey Lee. Local residents attending B P U district meeting in Nashville, and multiple visitors and college students seen about town plus W M S society meeting with 14 present. Betty Jane Whitlow and Betty Sue Levins visiting with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank May
Reba May
Memphis
Madison Wilson
Ruby Wilson
Mansfield
Ark
Arkansas Methodist ‘Church
Conway
Alango Beck
Chiengs
Jack Dowling
Oneida
Webster Turner
Chicago
Harvey Lee Washington
Mary Catis
Margaret Praid
Mary Margaret Haynes
Lucile Hulsey
Thelma Smediey
Margaret Sue Bayett
A. D. Monroe Jr
Nashville
Julia Bearden
Agatha Bullard
Julia
Cuscity College
Agatha Raeadersoy
Community Notes From Paty mos and Minton Area
Hinton residents share news of Miss Mary Sinton visiting Nebraska and a busy weekend. The Ladies Aid met at Mrs Frosters. Megs quilt for the vhuyeh was given to Miss Maxine Smith. HEX meets at First Baptist Church next month. Gifted individuals Maxine and Louise Sinity visit their sister Mrs Roy Ledge. Miss Joss Hairston hosted supper for Miss Vernell Cox. J.C. Gibsuy visited Miss Bessie Niig Saturday. Sunday night sing remains popular. all invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Sintons
Nebraska
Ladies Aid Society
Patymos
Minton
Joss Hairston
Vernell Cox
J.C. Gibsuy
Bessie
Fem
New Hope Rev Missouri Treve Sermons At Hickory Shade
New Hope near Fulton reports two fine sermons delivered Saturday night and Sunday by Rev Missouri Treve. Attendees included Messers Jenning Cox Colin Orwell Hendrix and Thurston Hulsey at Hickory Shade on Sunday. Mrs Marie Arrington and Truman Arrington were shopping in Hope Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Treve
Near
Fulton
Messers
Jenning Cox
Colin Orwell Hendrix
Thurston Hulsey
Hickory Shade
Miss Marie
Truman Arrington P
Hope
Webster Ross
Texas
Dal Ross
Hatter McCorkle
New Hope
Conley Polk
Luster Watkins
George Raft at Saenger Thursday
George Raft returns to his hard edged screen persona in The Glass Key at Saenger Thursday and Friday with Edward Arnold. Raft stars as a loyal man caught in a political murder plot, risking life and reputation to uncover the killer and save his friend. Rosalind Keith portrays Arnold's daughter, adding motive and tension to the pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rommnipe
Deghiel Hammett
Saenger
George Raft
Ture
Edward Arnold
Arnold
Raft
Rosalind Keith
Roft
Big Stage Show to Be Presented Here
The Young Business Men's association of Hope announced preparations for a stage show titled The World's All radio station on the Saenger stage. Ap theater Thursday and Friday, June 27 and 28. About 150 local amateurs will perform in the production with Miss Julia Gates of Hollywood directing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Business Men's Association of Hope
Saenger
Avenger
Julia Gates
Hollywood
C. S. Cowtharp
J. W. Wellborti
Hope
Burmany Homecoming Visits From Several Arkansas Families
Laneburg residents Mrs. C. F. Nelms and son Charles and Mrs. O. G. Wren and children from Little Rock spent the weekend here with relatives and attended the Burmany homecoming Sunday. Mes. M. Ward, guest of her daughter Mrs. C. M. Gann, left Sunday for Magnolia before returning to Tyler, Texas. Miss Glyt Bright left Tuesday for a few days visit with relatives at Fort Worth. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Wetherington of Arkadelphia visited friends there Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. M. Gourley of Kilgore were also mentioned among visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Nelms
Charles
O. G. Wren
Little Rock
Burmany
Mes. M. Ward
C. M. Gann
Magnolia
Tyler
Texas
Glyt Bright
Fort Worth
A. B. Wetherington
Arkadelphia
M. Gourley
Kilgore
Local social notes from Providence and surrounding area
Providence misses Opal Yates and Bernice Wood gl Blevins visit Mr and Mrs Victoria Campbell. Miss Ruth Ray attended singing at Artisian Sunday. Paul Simmons was in the community Sunday. Mrs J M Watson spent Saturday with her parents Mr and Mrs J B Ganes. Mrs Medford Hazzard and two sons attended services at Rocky Mound Saturday night. Mr and Mrs Carl Thornton and children of Piney Grove spent Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs J W Ray. Mr and Mrs Davis and daughter Rupe called on Mr and Mrs Claud Anderson Sunday afternoon. Myr and Mrs P A Campbell and son Perry were shopping in Hope Tuesday. Buddays Wylie Browning of Hope visited Mr and Mrs Charlie Browning Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opal Yates
Bernice Wood
Davis
Rupe
Claud Anderson
Myr
P. A. Campbell
Gon
Perry
Hope
Ross Roberts
Center Penny
Wylie Browning
Charlie Browning
Weekend Visit Notes for Cleo Tredwell and Relatives
In Texas he spent the weekend with relatives, while Cleo Tredwell spent the weekend with friends at Conway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Cleo Tredwell
Conway
Paroled Sing Sing athlete cites sovereign people and hope
An excerpted page notes Edwin C. Pitts, a Sing Sing alumnus now paroled, declaring that people are sovereign and governments exist at their pleasure. The piece also quotes Governor Earle, Dr. Glenn Frank, Mary Pickford, and President K. L. Brown, reflecting themes of science, charm, and living faith. Seven married couples earned degrees at the University of Oklahoma this spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin C
Alabama
Pitts
Sing Sing
Hove
Earle
Pennsylvania
Glenn Frank
University of Wisconsin
Mary Pickford
K. L. Brown
Hiram Calene
Lion Oil Day celebrated by company in El Dorado
Lion Oil and Lion Oil Sales officials hosted Lion Oil Day events in El Dorado with Mayor George R. Crosley proclaiming the day. About 1100 Lion employees across four states and families attended a gathering featuring service awards for 222 workers and chevron recognitions for five and ten year honorees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lion Oil Refining Company
Lion Oil Sales Company
Arkansas
Mississippi
Tennessee
Alabama
Tiny Tennis Puddle Game Captures Youthful Play
A blurred report introduces Tiny Tennis Puddle as a scaled down regulation game sweeping the country. It notes playground director Avella Talhoy in California and Lonnet promoting the activity with old tennis balls and wooden paddies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ennis
Rolf BA
Surheda
Avellic Talhoy
Lidubla
Calif
Fainey
Negro Church Program at Lonoke Baptist on June 23 1935
The Lonoke Baptist church presents a Young Women's League program for Sunday June 23 1935 at 11 o’clock. Opening with the hymn Holy Holy Holy and prayers follow. Margaret Jones delivers the address, with a duet by Margaret Jones and Blanch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women'seague
Lonoke Baptist Church
Margaret Jones
Blanch
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Sid Henry
Glen Williams
Edward Woodford
Robert Walker
Talula, la
J. TH. Watley
Paul Wilson
Litte Rock
Robert Wilson
Mae Wilson
Circle No. 1
1St Baptist Church
Harry Shiver
West Sixth Street
Birdie Kay
Guredon
Givery Ue Brs
Fanhy Garrett
Hympscomb
Hope Garden
K. G. McRae
Brookwood
Lille Albert H. Robison Jr
Albert H. Robison
Army and Navy Hospital
Hotenwings
Wylie Robison
Heer
B. G. Richards
Mra
BR. L Denmark
Russell
Mr Denmark
Sarasota, Fl
Guy Holt
Mias
Macmile Twitchell
Vesey Crutchfield
Angie Lee Staith
Regina Basye
Br. C. C. Nash
K. Svinkinberg
Mrs
T. A. Middlebrooks
Dallas
Atlanatic City
Mark Reed
Jeannette, Doreis
Mary Elizabeth
Minden
Reeds Naveits
D. & Rees
Shower Springs
Ray Allen Nave
Clann Lawthorp Chapter
The
JC. of C
Daisy Dorothy Heard
South Grady Struct
LUCK
Cardinal Richelieu
Geo. Artiss Ty
Joe E. Brown
Ring Lardner
Ike
Thur & Fri
Atinee
Thur
Washington
Hinton
Y. M. B. Association
Laneburg
Harmon Waley
Salt Lake City
Weyerhaeuser
Stella Wharton
Camden
N. J
Waley
Bruno Sauptmann
Providence
University of Oklahoma
Lion Oil Co
L. Murphy
E Dorado
England
Public Health Service
Hardeman County
Quanah
Hope Steam Laundry
Chesterfield
Liggett Go Myers
Turkey
Greece
Liuagtr & Meas Togacco Co
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