Mrs Sid Henry decorates home and social news
A fragment of society notes from Texarkana records Mrs Dr Summis Mb hosting on South Ela Street and a busy schedule of Presbyterian Auxiliary meetings. Guests include Mrs Lucy Dive enport and Mrs J Me Ligan visiting Texarkana. Shreveport visitors, bridge parties, and a dancing event at Hope Country Club are described with floral decor and social rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priends
Dr. Summis Mb
South Ela Street
DB. Thompson
James W. Henry
Lloyd ‘“Spencer
J. M. McWilliams
Max Cox
Terrell Cornelius
Conway
J. Me Ligan
Ross J. Gillespie
Shreveport
C. Lewis
South
Elle Street
D. H. Connally
Marion
Chas, Warrell
M. M. McCloughan
Mary Ann
Hope Country Club
Sunshine
Gile
Marzee Ann
Rowan of
Jubesboro
Iour
Swell Haly's Surplus and Italian Lira Revaluation
Rome reports UPy Thaly's fiscal year will close June with a surplus just over 1,000,000, due to profits from public spirited subjects and to revaluation of gold reserves when the lira fell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Thaly
Kraftsmen Triumph In Three Game Series Win
Kraftsmen of Camden edged Williams Lumberjack 5 to 3 in the third game of a three game series. Haynes powered Camden with four hits in four at bats including two doubles. V Schooley and McDonald added key runs as Camden built a lead then held on after Lumberjacks rallied in the first. Bierne Lumber company will replace Barksdale Flyers on Sunday at 3:30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kraftsmen
Coop
Schooley
V. Schooley
McDonald
Camden
Hinton
Lampkin
Curry
Haynes
C. Schoolty
Hope
Lloyd Coap
Bierne Lumber Company of
Gordon
Barksdale Flyers
Shreveport
Barksdale
Bierne
Obituary and community notes from Ozan Hope column
Mrs. Ed Goodlett of St Pauls died Tuesday afternoon after a months long illness. She would have been 75. She married Ed Goodlett in 1898. one child died in infancy. Survived by husband three stepdaughters, one adopted daughter and eight grandchildren. Funeral was held Wednesday morning at St Pauls with two ministers officiating. Numerous out of town visitors attended. Other notes report visits, local games, and missionary society events including a ball game fundraiser and Sunshine Boys program scheduled for June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Goodlett
St. Pauls
Ben Stuart
Bess Goodlett
Ozan
Tom Lee
MyNab
Hope
D. Ball
Bup
Iat Missionary Society
Fred‘ Murphy
F. R
Nashville
Pat Murphy
J. K. Green
O Hope
Washington
Ozan Aces
William Earl Russey
Wanda
Dallas
Lilla Bryant
Bingen
Nancy Carolyn Gist
Frescott
Warren Ditty
C. D. Ball
Floyce Jackson
Hot Springs
Whitlow
Arkadelphia
Whitlow Hs
Sovnties
Rein
Methodists
Baptists
The
Baptist Missionary Society
Sunshine Boys
Shreveport
CLUB NOTES Quan St Paul Ovan St Paul Demonstration
The June meeting of the Ovan St Paul Demonstration club was at Mrs Walter Bakers home with 29 members including four new. Mrs Wilbur Jones reported on the council meeting and Mrs Jonse read Woods and Nutrition. Mrs GO C Robins shared a pickle recipe and members brought favors. Miss Bullington distributed pamphlets. Flora Cotton Slayton displayed an Infants Layette and spoke on baby clothes. next gathering will be with Mrs Charley Locke. Miss Alita Hanna led games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Clyde Osborne
Treasury secretary cites surplus for burdens of an exceptional name
A cryptic remark from Secretary Thaon di Revel suggests surplus funds will be deployed to burdens tied to an exceptional name. Observers link the phrase to political maneuvers within the Tully seat and a pro portional step with Britain, though specifics remain unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of the Treasury
Thaon di Revel
Tully
Loreey
Britain
Evangelistic Sunday Services At URS CHI Church
Evangelistic efforts continue in regular Sunday school and church services. The pastor leads German language morning worship with the sermon Draw Nigh to God. Training Union meets at 8 pm and the evening sermon Living in a Mounted House discusses Romans 1 28f. A cordial invitation is extended to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suncday School
Training Union Assembly
First Presbyterian Church Service Schedule Revised
The First Presbyterian Church tabulates a Sunday program with a 9 45 a.m. morning service, 10 85 a.m. typo noted, 6 45 p.m. vesper group, and 7 30 p.m. evening preaching. A mid week prayer session is listed for Wednesday and the women’s auxiliary meets on Monday. Pastors Brewster and Pastuc noted in OCR.
Thank You for Revival Help at Church Meeting
The Church of Christ expresses gratitude to neighbors for support during a revival meeting. It thanks the Hope press for space and assistance and invites continued participation in services including Bible classes at 1 a.m. and 11 p.m. preaching with evening prayer meetings and youths gathering.
Print of the Nails sermon at First Christian Church
Pastor Ganintend leads Sunday services at First Christian Church with Communion morning worship on the theme The Print of the Nails. Evening program by senior Christian Moon davorers with special music. public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Y. A. Ganintend
Orlook
PJ Dickinson
Marks Episcopal Church to Hold Special Youth Service
The Marks Episcopal Church will host Holy Communion at 7 00 am on Sunday June 27 with Pastor Freddy Harrison and Pastera Voho presiding. A special youth service follows and five delegates from the Little Rock conference will report on the Young People’s Assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drewind Myre
Freddy Harrison
Luonice Bundy
Steven Bader
Lenelle Burke
Dolan Cargile
George Womack
Conway
Young Ponykes
Little Rock
Methodist Episcopal Chive
South
Prescott
Pat Cie
Young People's Assembly
Wong Sun
Saenger-Biale film brings Colbert and Douglas to Saenger
Claudette Colbert Melvyn Douglas and Robert Young star in a sparkling Paris comedy at the Saenger Sunday and Monday. Miss Colbert plays a young American on holiday in Europe with ample chances to display comic timing. Jane Withers leads a holiday romp with Robert Kent Joan Davis and Sally Blane in Angel's Holiday at the Rialto Sunday Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saenger-Biale
Paris
Claudette Colbert
Melvyn Douglas
Robert Young
Saenger
Miss Colbert
Europe
Jane Withers
Robert Kent
Joan Davis
Sally Blane
Rialto
Get in the Swim
Noted swimming instructor Jack Poruk warns swimmers about safety five Never Nerves rules. He lists do not eat before swimming, avoid hurried entries, don’t swim exhausted, avoid long distances, and skip unnecessary risks while noting a 19 to 30 percent rise in ducks per the biological survey agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Poruk
Trugh
Worelester
The
Biological Survey
Parish Notes Deliver Evening Service and League Event
A parish announces an evening service at 8 with the sermon titled When Religion Gets You. The Your People's Epworth League appears to be held as part of worship, with attendees expected to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Your People
Epworth League
Juttending Woo
I's A Racket Continued From Page One
A real estate broker pressures John Grooby into a sale with promises of higher profits. Prospective buyer Mr. Draan approves the deal, but title and tax reports are not ready. Grooby signs an acceptance and pays a 5 percent commission, with papers to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Grouchy
Deelan
John
Deelon
Grooby
Droan
Deelow
John Grooby
Deeley
Broker’s Scam Tale Ends With Lost Purchase Hope
John Groobey seeks return of 425 dollars after Droan and Declan, two brokers, accepted his offer and paper deed but vanished. Brean’s note says he was forced to give up the deal. Groobey later learns the contract allowed the brokers’ commission. No proof links Droan to racketeering, but Groobey failed due diligence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brean
John Groobey
Felton family urged to leave town after verdict
Mayor George Bailey condemned the verdict as unsafe and urged the Felton family to depart immediately. The Feltons, staying at a local tourist camp, were seen parading in the street amid claims that justice had not been done and residents resented the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bailey
Felton
Feltons
Local visitors drop by Sunday in town
Tokio Mr and Mrs Harley Hood of Mc Caskill visited Mr and Mrs Nash Oldner here Sunday. Mr and Mrs Martin Gaston of Camden visited relatives here Sunday. Mr and Mrs Buel Holt and baby of Fayetteville visited Mr and Mrs
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley Hood
McCaskill
Nash Oldner
Martin Gaston
Camden
Buel Holt and
Biby
Fayetteville
Sunday Visitors and Local Visits Highlight Community Notes
Roy Holt Sunday visits and various relatives gathered here with Mrs. Jake Southworth. Big families from Nashville visited relatives, including Mrs. Claud Stewart and Lois May Stewart. A large crowd attended the Sweet Home singing led by Kathryn Holt. Visitors from Sulphur Springs and Pump Springs stopped by, with R. Jones and J. R. Jones noted. A. R. Holt made a trip to Nashville. Juanita Toratti and Mrs. Fletcher Conley visited relatives Sunday. W. A. McLaughlin and Analnus Bishop of Al R Wis are mentioned among attendees as a cobbler turned Christian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Holt
Jake. Southworth
Joti
Nashville
Claud Stewart’ Hy
Highland
Retat
Lois May Stewart
George Larry
Kathryn Holt
Sulphur Springs
Pax
Harry Higgins
Springs
Jew R. Jones
A. R. Holt
Nashvville
G. Fi ‘Torattiy
Juanita
Nash
A. M
W. A. McLaughlin
Fletcher Conley
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Bobby Breen
Fins
May Robson
Charles Butterworth
Haly
Tonite
Tim McCoy
Pstern
Buck Jones
Satan the
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Ascreem
Tonite Braddock
Louis
Championship Fight
Inil
Dick Foran
Comedy & News
King and
Morgenthau
Treasury
Henry Morgenthau
Congressional Tax Investigating Committee
Fred M. Vinson
Thomas S. Cullen
Robert L. Doughton
Pat Harrison
First Baptist
William Russell Hamilton
First Presbyterian Citurcil
Thenus Brewster
Pastuc
Church OF Christ
Gilbert Copeland
ROY Anderson and Company
Tokio
Harry W. Shiver
Analnus
al R Wis
Orville W. Exr Hope
Joe Representin
Hamilton Trust
Hamilton Depositors Co
Triumph Potato
Hope Star
Shipley Studio
South Walnut Street
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