Movies Veering Away From Dirt Stories Nears Dickens Era
Hollywood studios shift from smut to classic literature and pirate adventures for next year. Producer E R Small plans Count of Monte Cristo at United Artists while Reliance foregrounds Three Musketeers. Majestic schedules Balzac’s A Bachelor’s Apartment and a wave of pirate and sea tales stars Sir Henry Morgan Captain Blood and Jack Sparrow lookalikes all autumn.
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Findins
Dickens
Balzac
Dumas
Three Musketeers
E. R. Small
Reliance Films
Monte Cristo
United Artists
Majestic
Balac
Sir Henry Morgan
Captain Blood
John Silver
Home Demonstration Clubs Share Jelly and Canning Plans
The Green Laseter community club met June 13 at Mrs. E. B. Wolff home with 15 members and a new member. Miss Griffin demonstrated jelly making and Mrs. A. M. Blevins demonstrated fly trap making. The next meeting will be the second Wednesday in July at Mrs. Judson Byers home to discuss canning peaches and tomatoes. The Ozan-St. Paul club met June 15 at Mrs. Wilbur Jones home with 16 members and visitors. Reports covered food preparation clothing poultry home management and tanning kitchen. Mrs. C. D. Bail joined as a new member. Mrs. Troy Smead elected landscape leader. Mrs. Aubrey Smead named new member.
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Green Laseter
E. B. Wolff
Miss Griffin
A. M. Blevins
Judson Byers
Ozan-St.Paul
Ozan-St. Paul Club
Wilbur Jones
Jones
C. C. Robins
King
C. D. Bail
Troy Smead
Aubrey . Smead
Rev L L Middlebrooks to Lead Sunday Service at Centerpoint
Centerpoint will host regular services with Rev. L. L. Middlebrooks of Rosstot preaching at 11 o clock Sunday morning. The public is invited. Local notes mention ongoing talks about a canning kitchen and several neighborly visits and gatherings around the community.
Program meeting notes with jelly making demo
Mrs Millar Stuart was appointed leader for the next meeting to be held at Mrs J W Gist's home on July 20 at 2 30. Miss Griffin demonstrated plum and berry jelly and announced the next demonstration on canning peaches and tomatoes.
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Millar Stuart
J. W. Gist
Miss Griffin
Chevrolet Blue Flame Engine Showcases Long Distance Engineering
Alex Taub recounts Chevrolet’s pursuit of a 150 cubic inch 95 horsepower engine for a 17 foot racing boat. The effort yielded new cylinder head and fuel control principles, producing 88 hp from 150 cu in and 80 hp from 204 cu in, with overhead valve design boosting efficiency and power.
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W. 8. Knudson
Alex Taub
Detroit
Taub
Chevrolet
William S. Knudgen
Proving Ground
Local Social Roundup and An Athens Oak Tree Deed
Providence Bro Bester filled his regular appointment on Sunday. Numerous residents including Opay Yates from Blevins visited relatives here. The note mentions friendly gatherings at various homes, visits by Elmer Jones and family, Harmony Homecoming attendance, and relatives from Bodean Holly Grove and Hope. The Athens Georgia oak tree deed was filed by Judge W H Jackson.
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Athens
W. H. Jackson
Local Church Services Highlight Weekend Schedule
The Rev. Ms Harrow preached at the Methodist church Sunday morning while Rev L E N Huntley preached the evening sermon at the presbytery. Third quarterly conference followed. Mission school helpers Mrs Ward and Harold Lavender visit for youth programs. Public invited to Baptist services with Rev Whitlow. Families visit Texarkana and Batesville.
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Ms. Harrow
L. E. N. Huntley
Ward
Harold Lavender
Murfreesboro Ste
Baptist Church
Whitlow
Tupelo
W. R. Pruitt
Dayshir
Margarat
Texarkana
J. W. Butler
Batesville
Neal Brewer
Gum Springs
A. P. Delany
Roe County Socials Highlight Weekend Visits
Oak Grove families spread a quiet Sunday visiting list with Raymond Ross and relatives in and near Shower Springs. Centerville guests Martha Jane and Dorothy May Jones stayed with Bennie Jones while Garvie Tomlin from Evening Shade visited his parents Marvin and family. Multiple households shared time with Lee England, Burl Ross, David Ross, and Gracie Tomlin. Raymond Ross attended a Rocky Mound ball game. The negro minstrel drew a large crowd Saturday night and Gilson Ross visited Dinville Ross Sunday afternoon.
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Raymond Ross
Bennie Jones
Martha Jane
Dorothy May Jones
Centerville
Garvie Tomlin
Evening Shade
Marvin Tomlin
Leo Collier
Burl Ross
Lee England
Shower Springs
Walter Lee Atlen
David
David Ross
Rocky Mound
Jewell Ross
Gracie | Tomlin
Wig
Earnest Ross
Gilson Ross
Dinville Ross
Modern Art by Craven Sparks Broad Critique
The blunt volume by Thomas Craven argues modern art heads toward decay. He accuses much of it of bloney influences from Paris and blames Bohemian self-indulgence for corrupting talents, leaving painters wasted or demoralized.
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Thomas Craven
Mr. Craven
Local Visitors And Calls From Hope Area Families
Mr and Mrs Allen Matthews of near Hope called on her mother Mrs Charley Williams Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Lee Englands visited her parents Mr and Mrs Ernest Ross Friday night. Mr and Mrs Jim Skinner spent Sunday with his parents Mr and Mrs Lester Skinner. Miss Azelene Wilson of Evening Shade spent the week end with friends. Mrs A L Caudle and children of Center Point spent the weekend with her daughter Mrs Elbert Osteen. Mrs Frank Mullins and children spent Sunday with her father Mike Purtell. Miss Obera Jones and Mrs Marion Sparks were shopping in Hope Saturday.
No More Yellow Skin For Howett
Mowett, a salesman, reports delayed replies from Mendenhall's agent in Evansville. He attributes a successful cure for malaria and jaundice to Mendenhall's Chill and Fever Medicine followed by Chill Tonic with nesonia. The letter claims rapid skin improvement and overall health, noting the product as a non arsenic alternative to quinine. Made by J. C. Mendenhall, Evansville, and sold by all druggists since 1873.
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C. BR. Mowett
T.C. Mentenhall
Isvansville
Mendenhall
Ford
Controversial Book Warns Painters Of Craving Fame
The critic Mr. Craven laments painters losing sight of life’s experiences to impress a jaded public. He argues painting should speak for itself without medicated appeal. The book, published by Simon and Schuster, costs $3.15 and has sold over a million copies in the U.S. for migration study data.
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Lewis Beauty Salon
Fhone
Toi
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University of Arkansas Fruit and Truck Branch
J. M. Futrell
W. A. Cochet
J. 5. Reed
L. L. Middlebrooks
Rosstot
J. W. Galloway
Luther Crawford
Joe
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Vera Reeves
W. W. Wright
Gurdeen Caudle
Wright
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Dodson Taylor
Vernice Brown
Faleon
Carl May
Brant Jones
Laner Mayton
Mayton Prather
Near Hinton
Oscar Hodnutt
Hope
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Luther Galloway
Hintorn
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June Terry
Sophie Kerr
Janet Ferry
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Dale Tommlemaker
Virginia
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J. T. Wright
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Hanson
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Walter Galloway
A. &. Caudle
Carl
May
Rubye Hubbard
Gurteen Caudle
Mrs Brown
Neat Falcon
L. Caudle
Bodeaw
Atkins
Hope Spen
Oscar Hodnett
Hopson
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Fett
Boenico Mussolini
Lido
Venice
Duce
Sitler
Clytian
Hethin
Londos
Shensablond
New York
Washington
Oak Grove
Essolene
Grentnstind EsnCluahier
Tandard Otl Company OF
Esso
Tom Maing
Louisiana
Howett
United States
Luther N. Garner Randidate
Hellpaten County
Urnest Pass Dick Curb Market
Moreland’s Drug Store
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