Social Calendar and Bridge Parties Highlight Week
Daisy Dorothy Heard notes a June 26 Dante event at the Skating Rink with Tommy Kin Ber orchestra hosted by Band Auxiliary. She reviews Mead and guests at Tuesday bridge hosted by Mrs R L Broach, naming prizes and invited attendees from Monroe, Fulton, and Lewisville. An evening bridge shower honors Mrs Grover Johnson with high scores and a salad reception. Several other society items describe club meetings, luncheon hosts, and guest lists across community groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dante
Tommy Kin Ber
Broach
R. GL. Broach
Izes
Sid MeMath
Lamar Cox
Tomas Carter
Monroe
Couisiana
Mirs
J. R. Liebling
Nannie Fett
Fulton
William McGill
Lewisville
Personal Notices From Texarkana And Nearby Areas
Mrs Ry T Briant returns from a visit with her sister Mrs Page in Port Arthur Texas. Mr W F James and Mrs James visit Mrs M B James of Horatio and Mrs William McGill of Lewisville visits her parents. Presbyterians lead at Camp Preston Hunt Texarkana with Caroll Hyatt Bobby Ward Bob Con way Russell Porter Bill Duckett Alister Guthrin. N Porter Sr admitted to St Vincents Infirmary Little Rock. Miss Annette Lee of Shreveport visits Mr and Mrs Jor Coleman. Attendees at Basil E Newton funeral in Little Rock include many Hope residents. Mr and Mrs W A Jackson of Benton host Mr and Mrs T A Middlebrooks and others. Jack Strickland family return from Mansura Louisiana. Harvey Spain of Magnolia visits Cecil Dennis. Mrs Don Smith travels to Atlanta for her grandniece wedding. Marguerite Rhodes is Don Smith’s grandniece. Mary Joe Monro recovering from appendix operation at Julia Chester hospital. Dr F C Crow and family go to San Antonio for chiropractic college commencement address. Mrs Dolphus Whitten Sr visits Austin to see university summer. Mrs Wayne England of Tyler Texas visits the city. Mrs J C Robinson and Mrs H Hood of El Dorado weekend guests of Hazel Abram. Mrs J Matthews and Mr J Matthews host visitors from Austin. P A Dulin Sy and Mrs Phil Dulin of Little Rock visit El Dorado city. Mr and Mrs Guy Watkins and daughter Sendra visit El Dorado. It takes 10 tons of black coal to produce one horsepower. Iceland has neither persons nor five men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McGill
Lewisville
T. R. Billingsley
Presbyterian
Camp Preston Hunt
Texarkana
Caroll Hyatt
Bobby Ward
Bob Conway
Russell Porter
Bill Duckett
Alister Guthrin
Harvey Spain
Magnolia
Cecil Dennis
Don Smith
Atlanta
Georgia
Marguarite Rhodes
Mary Joe Monro
Julia Chester Hospital
Wayne England
Tyler
Texas
J. C. Robinson
H. Hood
el Dorado
Hazel Abram
Harold Bowen
Grtha Matthews
Johnny
Austin
Exas Tire
Wallace Beery A Youthful Path From Kansas City
Wallace Beery born in Kansas City pursued many trades from wiper to electrician before becoming an elephant trainer for Ringling Brothers. He rose through stage and screen, joining Essanay in California then Hollywood. He gained fame with The Champ and a string of notable films including The Four Horsemen and Treasure Island. At six feet tall, 215 pounds, he loves hunting and fishing and holds a reserve Navy commission as Lieutenant-Commander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Beery
Hio
Kansas City
Policeman
Noah Beery
Margaret Beery
Whitlam
Nash
Noah
Wally
William
Ringling Brothers
Wallace
New York
Raymond Hitchcock
Can
Henry W. Savage
Stork
St. Louis
Essanay Studios
Chicago
Ulm
Yn Tameraman
Francis X. Bushman
Essanay
Niles
California
Beery
Hollywood
Keystone
Hobart Gosworth
Min
Bill
Hight
Treasure Island
Brimstone
Madden
Dakota
Death Valley
U. S. Navy
Library Notes Rental Shelf Selections Update
The Hempstead county library rental shelf lists top fiction and non fiction for the week ending June 14. Richard Llewellyn's How Green Was My Valley leads fiction, followed by Night in Bombay by Louis Bromfield, Storgs on the Sea by F Van Wyck Mason, Mr Skeffington by Elizabeth and seventeen other titles. Non fiction highlights include American White Paper, How to Read a Book, and I Married Adventure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Herald ‘Tribune
America
Richard Llewellyn
Valley
Bombay
Louis Bromfield
Storgs On the
Seea
F van Wyck Mason
Mr. Skeffington
Elizabeth
Alcop and
Huw
Mr . Bromfield
Carol
Bill
Stitch
Baroness
Merrill
Afij
Taj Mahal
Mr. Bromfield
My. Skeefington
Frances Skeffington
Mrs. Johnson
Martin Johnson
King's Men Quartet to Appear at Hope Tabernacle
The King's Men quartet from Wheaton College will sing sacred music and share testimonies at Hope Gospel Tabernacle. Rev. J. E. Hamill announces an 8 p.m. service with members Ed Seaborg Paul Raynor Cy Reid and Jack Comstock. the group tours the Pacific Coast states after winter appearances in eastern and midwestern venues. The quartet, active with Bethany Camp staff at Winona Lake Ind, has athletic ties from Wheaton and will offer a hours program urging public attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King's Men
Wheaton College
Wheaton
Hope Gospel Tabernacle
J. E.hamill
Pacific Coast
Ed Seaborg
Minneapolis
Minn
Paul Raynor
Los Angeles
Cal
Bethany Camp
Winona Lake
Ind
Hamill
Harrison in Hollywood: the revival plot and tax tales
Hollywood follows a buyer who wants top money pictures for a revival policy while a federal agent toys with secret rental records. Tax disputes loom as Joseph M. Schenck faces government claims of 2837135 for depreciation and wear and tear on a yacht and autos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
New York
St. Louis
Pim
Joseph M. Schneck
20Th Fox
Schenck
Hollywood Pays Off With No Courtroom Questioning
In a talky gossip note, Hollywood figures dodge IRS scrutiny over party expenses. It notes that deductions for entertaining correspondents are risky in court, and recounts a Beverly Derby scene where Doris Duke Cromwell and Barbara Hutton are spotted dining with film people, with George Murphy reacting to the sight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue Boys Ds
Catalina
Hollywood
Beverly Derby
George’ Murphy
Doris Duke Cromwell
Barbara
Hutton
Murphy
Trench Silos Advised For Small Dairies In Hempstead County
County agent Oliver L. Adams outlines trench silos as a cheap method to provide green feed year round, noting they suit small herds and help store surplus feed for droughts. The piece cites Paul Carruth of Arkansas A&M and details specs for crops under the 140 AAA program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Carruth
University of Arkansas College of Agriculture
Fresno
Rev H C Cabiliese to preach at Nash Will
The Reverend H C Cabiliese of Nash Will will preach at Garratt Memorial Baptist Church Wednesday night June 26. The public is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.C Cabiliese
Nash
Mesial Baptist
Cover Crop Payment Rates for Green Manure Uses
Payment rates set for green manure and cover crops. Crops listed include vetch, Austrian winter peas, bur clover, crimson clover, crotalaria, soybeans, cowpeas, mungbeans, small grain, and sorghums. Payments for summer growing non legumes outside orchards or on commercial vegetable or potato land are 75 cents per acre. Payments for other green manures and cover crops including summer growing non legumes in orchards or on commercial vegetable or potato land are 1.50 dollars per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hempstead
Unclear Sporting Play By Smokies Appears Turbulent
Fragmentary report describes an uneven baseball or similar game with Prendergast, Fred Walters, Tommy Reed, Jim, Myatt, and Mye Colloch involved in late innings. Mentions a relief pitcher, a double, a walk and a sifiglé play to right field amid chaotic action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCulloch
Ll Prendergast
Fred Walters
Tommy Reed
Prendergast
Jim
Myatt
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Littl Rock
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Sendra
Iceland
Ladies Specialty Shop
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King’s Men
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NEA Service
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Stumps, Ark
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