Potter guest list and society notes from Ardmore era
Local notes record visitors and social events including Miss Mary Lou Collier and Miss Pauline Morrison visiting Miss Frieda Mae and Miss Ellen Jones, Oklahoma guests of R. W. Herndon, plus recoveries from illness, weddings, and engagements. The Ardmore Daily Ardmoreite item covers attention to Mrs Nordean formerly Louise Turner, and the forthcoming home in Okay after marriage to Carroll Franklin Nordean of Okay.
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Mary Lou Collier
Little Tock
Pauline Morrison
Rison
Frieda Mae
Ste Ellen Jones
Celle
Ardmore
Oklahoma
Ardmorite
Nordean
Louise Turner
G. H. Turner
First Methodist Church
Martha Louise ‘Turner
George H. Turner
C. Street
Carroll Franklin Nordean
Okay
Ark
Harry S. DeVore
Margaret Hopson
Lucille Turner
Robert Fitzhugh de
Social Meeting Notice for Leake Lodge No 101 Masons
Leake Lodge No 101 F A Masons invites members with their wives and families to a social meeting at the Lodge Hall in Rosston on July 7 at 7 40 p m. Speakers will include Mr Me Kamie of Hope delivering the principal address. Ladies to bring cakes and pies. A H Honea Worshipful Master. Queen Victoria began Hindustan study after age 75.
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Leake Lodge
No. 101
A. Masons
Lodge
Rosston
Me Kamie
Hope
Sundown Rider at the Saenger
Local moviegoers unable to attend Saturday Western shows are offered a Wednesday night option at the Saenger. Manager Swanke has scheduled a personally selected program intended for the whole family, opening with a new Paramount Pictorial featuring scenes including Crab-
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Swanke
Paramount
Sundown Rider Heads Bill With Buck Jones and Mills Bros
Barbara Weeks and Buck Jones star in Sundown Rider with two showings at 7 40 and 9 pm. The bill also features Manhattan Nocturine and Where's That Tiger and Borrah Minnevitch and his rascals in a variety program. The Mills Bros perform When Ruba Plays the Rhumba on the Tuba followed by Harmonie King.
Hollywood Excursion Contest Rules and Trip Details
The notice outlines a Hollywood Tour Popularity Contest with female white entrants aged 15 to 50, either married or single. Excludes Saenger theater employees and relatives. Participants 40 votes via theater ticket sales, must obtain parental consent if under legal age, travel five days to Hollywood to stay at the Roosevelt hotel, and follow strict voting and ticket handling rules including no lobby solicitation and responsibility for lost tickets.
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Hollywood
Roosevelt Hotel
Saenger Theater
Dixie Newspapers and the revoluting dollar debate
The text cites a debate on domestic versus international trade value. It notes a claim that $1 of domestic trade is more valuable to the national economy than $5 of international trade. It references Mr Stahlman and committee members including Clark Howell Jr. of the Atlanta Constitution. The fragment discusses misinterpretations of trade theory and the impact on economic activity.
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Mr. Stahlman
Clark Howell Jr
Atlanta
Southern Newspaper Publishers Association session attendee list
Linn Curtis 8 Johnson of the Charlotte Observer Victor HH Hanon of the Birmingham News and Age Herald Myron G Chambers of the Knotville News Sentinen J L Mapes of the Beaumont Enterprise and Journal Emanuel Leyi of the Louisville Courier Journal Cranston Williams of Chattanooga secretary manager attended the session.
Local residents visit and family trips noted in Conway ledger
Emmet Misses Lula Garland Eula Joe Johnson and Rancy Garland and Frank G Halton spent last week in Conway attending the Epworth League assembly. Mrs D A Washburn of Longview Texas returned here Saturday after two weeks with her parents. Miss Mary Brummell of Carlisle visits Sular Garland. Mrs Leo Hines and children of Alexandria La visit Mr and Mrs W S Hines. Mr and Mrs M A Kreuter Mrs Hattie Tyree Mrs Bill Follmner of Kansas City and Mrs Morton Martin now of Little Rock return home after week with Mrs Willie J Beanclaire. Mr and Mrs Herman Cox and small son of Longview Texas visit her parents. Mrs Carmee Stroup and children of Camden visit Mr and Mrs D A Beatty. Mr and Mrs Bill Thompson and children spend Sunday in Ashdown visiting Henry Hicks. Mrs J I Wade and Mrs Willie J Beauclair spend a few days with Mrs C W Lee in Virginia. Mr and Mrs B W Price and Winnifred spend Sunday in Hot Springs. Misses Mae and Hassie Beatty and George Edward Beatty of Magnolia spend Sunday with relatives. Misses Alena Wylie of Guernsey spend a few days with Mildred Beauclaire.
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Lula Garland
Eula Joe Johnson
Rancy Garland
Frank G. Halton
Conway
Epworth League Assembly
D. A. Washburn
Longview
Texas
D. A. Snell
Mary Brummell
Carlisle
Sular Garland
Leo Hines
Alexandria
W. 5. Hines
Carmee Stroup
Camden
D. A. Beatty
Bill Thompson
Ashdown
Henry Hicks
J. I. Wade
Willie J. Beauclair
Alena Wylie
Guemnsey
Mildred Beau
Local notices from Little Rock gatherings and travels
Steve Carrigan Jr spent yesterday in Little Rock. Mr and Mrs S B Henry attended celebrations in Little Rock last Saturday. Stuart Wilson and Bob McRae depart Monday for their annual hunt in the mountains, away a month. John Love returned yesterday from a visit to Honey Grove Texas. Misses Belle and Mac Ruffin will entertain at their home on South Matin Friday afternoon from 5 to 8 oclock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Carrigan Jr
Little Rock
S. B. Henry
Stuart Wilson
Bob McRae
John Love
Honey Grove
Texas
Belle
Mac Ruffin
South Matin
Local Social Roundup Includes Guests and Travel
Mr and Mrs Ross Gillespie returned from a trip to Shreveport. Snow McLarty and Mary Margaret Anders hosted bridge at Mrs Tom McLarty’s for guests Miss Alice Duncan of Pine Bluff and Miss Martha Moore of Magnolia. Mrs Edgar Briant and daughter Evelyn left for an extended visit in California. Mrs Miter Woodliff of Texas visits Hon and Mrs Tillman Parks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross R. Gillespie
Shreveport
Snow McLarty
Mary Margaret Anders
Bridge
Tom McLarty
Alice Duncan
Pine Bluff
Martha Moore
Magnolia
Edgar Briant
Evelyn
California
Miter Woodliff
Texas
Tillman Parks
Proposed Constitutional Amendment No 19 Referendum
Proposed constitutional amendment in Arkansas to be submitted to voters at the next general election. It outlines limits on taxing authority, biennial spending caps, and prior steps for authorizing appropriations plus governor approval, with emergency voting thresholds and preserved preexisting fiscal exceptions.
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General Assembly
House of Representatives
State of Arkansa
Senate
State of Arkansas
State of
Arkansas
Gen
Arkansas Amendment Adoption Notice 1933 Secretary of State
The amendment shall be self executing and effective upon adoption by electors. The resolution was filed in the Secretary of State's office in Arkansas on January 30, 1933. Electors may vote for or against the proposed amendment. Witnessed by ED. F. McDONALD on March 28, 1934, Secretary of State.
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Secretary of State
State of
Arkansas
F. McDonald
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Sw Henry
Mrs. Russel Herndon
Tulen, Oklahoma
Mr. Hendon
R. W. Herndon
Mrs. Herndon
Will Youmans
Louisville
Youmans
Mary and
Shiela Marsh
New Orleans
Joe Bailey Jr
Prescott
Mrs
Henry Hitt
John S. Gibson Sr
Jennie McWilliams
Carter Gibson
San Angelo
Nedra Gibson
W. C. Shipley
Bryan
R. L. Broach
South
Hervey
Mac Northcutt
Maude
Frances Lips
Comb
East Division Street
Selma Lee Bart Jott
Ruth Taylor
Homne Ee
Cottege
H. D. Lipscomb
John Wilson
John
H. A. Hollingsworth
Fulton
Misa Rutha Mouser
Mr. and
Mrs. W. G Garland
Misa Anna Hudson
Hitt
Brownbilt Shoe Store
Leake Lodge NO
F. A. Masons
A. H. Honea
Victorian
Saenger
Don
Paramount Petoriat
Mills Bros
Baba
Rhumba
Borrah Minnevitch
Chas. “Buck” Jones
Sundown Rider
Buck Jones
Barbara Weeks
S and
Hollywood Excursion
Dixie Newspapers
Emmet
Mary’s Beauty Shop
Cannon Abantera
Geo. W. Robison & Co
Nashville
Onn Southland
Lisceir & Myers Towacto Co