Summer social notes and church meeting notices in Hope
A fragmentary Hope Arkansas page lists Missionary Society meetings at the Chelation church home of Mrs. O R Williams with Mrs J ank Goth and Mrs Yer Carter. W M S circles at North Washington Street and East Avenue C. a long parade of visitors, receptions, and hospitalities. Miss Ruth Atkins at Henderson State Teachers College and Mrs T L Garland hosting a summer reception for Mrs Ramy Garland. several out of town guests from Prescott Hope and Mabelvale. and W M S First Baptist planning Monday program. A closing note mentions two years of Mezi encouragement leading to 100000 new farm families, 12.5 percent from cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weérhans Missionary Society
O. R. Willams
J, Ank Goth
Yer Carter
Ramy Garland
FP. G. Haltom
T. L. Garland
Luia Garland
5. EB. Townsend
H. B. Thomas
Elsie Gentry
Alice Thornton
Otis Townsend
Louise Gwen
Marshal Thornton
Mary Panty
Josephine Youmans
Max Garland
Johanie Hamilton
J. H. Hays
al. Williams
M. H. Bailey
A. C. Williams
R. M. Bonvillion
W. M
First Baptist Church
Cirelu No. 3
Mezi
No More Ladies Saenger Feature Review
No More Ladies stars Joan Crawford and Robert Montgomery in a lively comedy drama about a modern woman using clever ruses to keep her husband. The cast includes Charlie Ruggles Franchot Tone Adna Miy Oliver Gail Patrick and Reginald Denny with noted wardrobe by Adrian and backgrounds by Cedric Gibbons. Irving Thalberg produces with distinctive, polished detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Crawford
Robert Montgomers
4. E. Thomas
Charlie Ruggles
Franchot Tone
Adna Miy Oliver
Gail Patrick
Reginald Denny
Wilton
Adrian
Cedric Gibbons
Irving Thalberg
Misunderstanding over sales tax plan prompts protests
In Arkansas, Commissioner Wiseman, ill at home, said he did not intend to approve any tax cut favors. He urged merchants to read the law, warned against tax violations, and noted he would host talks with Texarkana group to avoid undue advantage between regions. In Stuttgart, over 600 merchants pledged to withhold any part of the new 2 percent sales tax, with a wave of signups expected by Saturday noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Wiseman
Arkansas
Texarkana
Notted
Rayal Stuttgart
Arkansas County
Stuttgart
Ark
State Revenue Department
Red River
Revenue Department
State of Arkansas
Our Lady or Goon TOPE Third Sunday After Pentecost
The church schedule lists 10 15 Morning Prayer 10 25 Catechetical Instruction 1 00 Holy Sacrifice of the Mass with devotions to the Most Sacred Heart. Benediction and Sacrament follow Mass with prayers for devotion to Jesus. Monday opens a two week religious retreat under the pastor. Regular services at First Baptist begin 9 45 with morning and evening sermons and special music by Mrs. Padgitt. Training Union meets at 7 30. Public encouraged to attend all services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
F. L. Padgitt
Bapilist Training Union
Urge Merging of Government Units in DC Talk
In Columbus the United States Junior Chamber of Commerce urged merging of small government units to reduce bureaucracy. A report cites 175,000 subdivisions and says consolidation is essential for taxpayer savings. Frances Sayre warned that nations must abandon current trade practices or face economic chaos and conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
United States Junior Chamber of Commerce
Frances B. Sayre
Washington
Move to repeal tax law faces regional split in Arkansas
Independent store owners oppose the sales tax as unfair and discriminatory, urging Governor Futrell to call a special session to repeal the tax. Clothier Nakefield Meness retracts a prior stance urging petitions. critics warn eastern Arkansas would fund western districts while the tax harms the poor and burdens recovery efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jehants
Nakefield Meness, Clothier
Stuttgart
Want
Futrell
United States
Arkansas
Ry Crowe
Deuggist
Arkansas Leaders Propose Raising Funds for Public Welfare
Governor Marion Futrell backs higher state spending to aid widowed mothers and crippled children, plus a larger public health appropriation. He argues Arkansans can shoulder new revenue from inheritances and income taxes if the need is clear, even with a special session. The discussion references pension limits and potential 70 year age thresholds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Suehat
Bulldog
Normandie
Wimbledon Singles Threats Highlight United States Players
The caption lists top players and nations in a Wimbledon singles scene, naming American contenders and English figures. It references past English winners and ongoing competition after years of inactivity, with mentions of Forest Hills and national singles events.
Southwest Trade Lags In June In St Louis District
In the One Eighth Federal Reserve District, adverse weather and floods hindered retail trade in May and early June. General commercial activity was unchanged with no year over year gain except March 1945. Wholesaling and jobbing saw uneven movement, while boots and shoes, electrical supplies, furniture and hardware showed strong exhibits. Employment improved only moderately due to the late wet spring impacting textiles and apparel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St, Louis
Federal Reserve District
Federal Reserve Bank
Init
Troops recalled as violence flares in Kansas district
Galena Kansas Friday night saw guardsmen moved into the area amid escalating violence as sticking minors clashed, firing on motor cars and injuring five people slightly. Gov Landon ordered guard units from Wichita and Kansas City to return to the area within 24 hours. Col Browne ordered to marshal troops across Crawford County as unrest continued along the highway. Smoldering hostility and earlier stone and pistol incidents disrupted traffic in the district near the state line with Oklahoma.
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Galena
Kan
Kansas
Alf M. Landon
Wichite
Kansas City
Charles. Browne
Harton
Adj
M. RoscLean
Crawford
Hom
Okla- Sole
Spring Pig Crop Falls Of 20 Pet
Washington reports a 0 percent drop in the spring pig crop of 1935 from the small 134 crop with a marked reduction in hogs over six months old as of June 1. The number of sows that farrowed in spring 1935 fell 24 percent nationally and 25.5 percent in the corn belt. Farrowings in fall 1935 were estimated at 3,175,000 head, up 19.5 percent from fall 1934 but 37 percent below the 1932–38 average.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Agelouture
United States
Pulaski Guard Freed of Murder in Bar county case
W L Keith a guard at Abar county farm was acquitted in circuit court on a second degree murder charge for the May 8 shooting of Lester D Stroud aged 56. The verdict came quickly after jury deliberations and Keith was ordered to return to work. Supt Otis Page and Acting Supt J L Todhunter praised the exoneration as witnesses Beebe and Page testified from the porch witnesses described Stroud grabbing the guard’s horse rein as the shot rang out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
W. L. Keith
Abar County Farm
Lester D. Stroud
Vancy
Cook
Keith
Otis. Page
L. Todhunter
Star
Beebe
Arene
Ent
Stroud
Béebe Page
Mr. Keith
Mt Steps
El Dorado Slayer Held to Be Sane
El Dorado truck driver Iver Tallisgan, charged with murder and assault, was deemed sane by state hospital staff though a confidential report has been sent to Union County court. He allegedly shot at his home, killing his wife and a neighbor and wounding his son, with a grand jury indictment pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Kolb State Hospital
Iver Tallisgan
el Dorado
Union County Court
Tollifson
Clifton Daniels
Iver
Mae West Papertes Sale Recalled by Detress and Witness
A fragmentary quote depicts Mae West selling Papertes amid a tense scene. A distressed interlocutor asks why she stayed, while a bystander notes the scene resembled a professional performance. The brief, chaotic account cites a tense exchange and public reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griierotts
Mae West
Officials describe $5 bond law aiding theft cases
Officials say the five to seven year plan makes it practical to keep prisoners in penitentiaries. deputy prosecutor Pat Mehaffy notes the measure helps county and municipal courts handle a large volume of theft cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinppséi
Vis Petit
Lareehy
Smalter
Pat Mehaffy
Pulaski County
Pleasant Providence Farmers and Social Visits Report
In Providence several farmers enjoy warm days with the grass growing. Mrs. Floyce Browning visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. Charley Roberts on Tuesday. Miss Josephine Jones called on Mrs. Victor Campbell Thursday morning. Mr. Wylie Browning joined Mr. and Mrs. Charley Browning for a Sunday night visit. Mr. Harold Yates of Blevins plans weekend with his sister Mrs. Victor Campbell. Mrs. P. A. Campbell shopped in Hope on Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyce Browning
Charley Roberts
Josephine Jones
Victor Campbell
Wylie Browning
Charley Browning
Harold Yates
Blevins
P. A. Campbell
Hope
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Ely
M.S
J. M. Briant
North Washington
Mes
Claude Nunn
Kreiaitige
Womans Auxiliary
St. Mark's Bistopal Church
Pat Casey
East Avenue C
Arch Moore
Rm Vacation
Baker , Springs
Ruth Atkins
Henderson State Teachers College
Arkadelphia
W. S. Atkins
Emmet
Sarah Ann ‘Holland
Miriam Porter
Margaret Simms
Ferncliffe
First Methodist Church
Walter Miller
B. L. Wellborn
Bessie D. Green
A. J. Cheatham
George Sanderfur
J. D. Montgomery
Mabelvale
John Milton Holt
Danville, Va
Mr. Holt
Mrs. Milton Holt
J.T. Bowden Jr
Mahelvaie
Front Street
Crosley Shelvadore
Touston Electric
Emerson
Diamond Cafe
Saenger
Montgomery Fratehat
Chas, Ruggles
Edna Mayliver
Alid
Denny
Theis
Plus News
Yoel Coward
O'Brien
Scoundrel
Tailepin
Tommy
Ladies
Saenger Feature
Robert Montgomery
L. M. Lile
M. D
Our
First Baptist
Wallace R. Rages
Jon Emerson
Houston Electric CO
Snyker Cail Guilside
Snyker
Charles Bryan
Bryan's Used Parts Co
South Hazel
Pulaski
State Hospital
Union County
Union County Grand Jury
Sacramento
California
Germany
Fairgrounds Park
Hope Basket Co
Nelly Dons
Providence
Parson's Shoe Shop
South Main Phobe
Ofid Delyer
Ac Ee
Home Ice Co
Hollis Rae
Earl Wiseman
Hempstead County
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