Local Society Notes Highlight Teas and Weddings
The society column details memorials and gatherings at Mrs. George M Green's home and other venues, with brides elects, showers, and bridge parties. It notes visitors Miss Lynette McKamie and Miss Floy Mac Wilsoner, and events at St. Mark's Episcopal, First Presbyterian, and First Methodist churches, including auxiliary meetings and bridal events.
Holy Mass Schedule and Catechetical Notes
A religious notice lists Mass times and devotional services. It references Our Sunday Visitor study and catechetical instructions. Holy Hour and Benediction with the Blessed Sacrament are noted for varied days in early July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sis
Peter and
Paul
Investment and liability figures from Hope city audit brief
The document lists current liabilities including accounts payable, warrants, and district payables for Hope and surrounding entities, with deferred income and tax receipts. It details investment balances, adjustments per year end 83 31 34, net loss, and adjustments for prior years, noting a total investment and changes from water and light plant contributions and free service income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens National Bank
First National Bank
Trope Chamber of Commerce
Southwest
Arkansas Fair
Water & Light Plant
City of Hope
Merry Wives of Reno at the Saenger this Sunday
Reno film at the Saenger promises one of the season’s liveliest comedies of errors with Margaret Lindsay and Donald Woods as a bride and groom whose Reno romance ends in a reunion. The cast includes Guy Kibbee Ruth Donnelly Glenda Farrell and others in a tale of philandering husbands and jealous wives. Mr and Mrs Hugh Smith head to Siloam Springs for a three week vacation after a Saturday departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenda Farrell
Guy Kibdee
Hugh Herbert
Ruth Donnelly
Frank McHugh
Margaret Lindsay
Donald Woops
Reno
Robert Lord
Hollywood
Margaret Linsay
Donald Woods
Guy Kibbee
Ruth Donnely
Hugh Hubert
Hugh Smith
Salurady
Siloam Springs
State Tax Notes Bank Losses and Fiscal Year Charge Offs
Bank losses were charged off during the year totaling 1 032 269 99 with 2 056 41 still to be charged against the state school equalizing fund. The highway fund bore the largest losses with 704 558 27 tied up in Hone Accident banks while the bond refunding fund posted dividends of 74 581 28 and a net loss of 620 076 89 was charged to the new highway fund. A charge off of 993 63 could not be absorbed by the ice utility fund due to depletion. For the next fiscal year funds begin with balances, subject to adjustments after bank failures. The article notes a planned annual bank loss charge off and lists specific fund impacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wtece Surety Bonils
Griffin Smith
Thee
Highway Fund
Hone
Roosevelt Will Navy Canal Story From Page One
A historic overview of the Panama Canal and the surrounding naval installations. It notes government owned rail lines and facilities, with vast traffic between coasts and defense spending, including bases at Guantanamo and St Thomas. It covers governance, zone population, and the canal’s strategic importance.
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New York
San Francisco
Panama
Panama City
Cajon
United States
Pacific
Atlantic
Europe
South America
Australia
Guantanamo
Schley
Julian L. Schley
Edhley
War Department
Army
Navy
Canal
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Ociety Mins, Srr
Henry Hier
Cery
Mayle
St Martiscopal
George M. Green
North Lareet
Floy Mac Wisoner
Amity, Dierks and
Hotest
Lynette McKamie
Heleneth Moxley
Nashville
W. Y. Foster de
Evan Johnson
Chico
The
Academy of the Arts
R. Ju. Broach
Thursty
Roy Stephens
Finley Ward
Loraine Whitehurst
Deweyendrix
Bobby Ward
First Presbyterian Reh
Wilson Jr
Columbus Cuse
N. T
Ph Carrigan
N. Pine Street
Jen Carrigan
Syd McMath
R. L. Broach
Ide
Roges, Zinning
Gladioli
Farrin Green
Pansy Wimberly
Dolph Carrigan
Wary Katherine Irving
Sheridan
Willian Biter
Washington
Iss Kathryn Holt
Dale Barnum
W.M.S
First Methodist Church
R. T. Prieut
Spring Hill Road
Evelyn Green
Lille Rock
Johnny McCabe
M. E. Wright
Fort Smith
C. E. Bell
Margaret Bell
Textarkana
Mary Powell
Johnnie Franks
Frank Russell
S. Main Street
Ardell Moses
Wallace Cook
Miriam Carlton
Charline Landers
Doris Moses
Frances Jane Hays
R. J. Broach
Mabel Norton
Edwin Bird
Crossetl
Peanette Witt
Bridge
WN. Hervey Street
Charles Rauton
Harriet Story
Thea Witt
Inma Dean
C. A. Graves
J. M. Futrell
C. E. Moore
J. Paul Summers
Marion Wasson
Little Rock
Foster Wiggins
South Pine Street
Elizabeth Ray
Mary Alice Urrey
Mary del Taylor
Betty June Monts
Mildred Marie King
Edith Boyett
Richard Stanford
J. P. Stanford
Marian Crutchfield
Mary Dell Taylor
Ruth
Buddy Bateman
Thomas Bacon
Eunice Dole Baker
Mary Darne] Bearden
Charline Fay Wiggins
Myrtle Crosby
Norma Sue Smith
Wiggins
Urrey
Geraldine VanSickle
Mrs. Baker
SUN
Tuch
Sara
James Cagney
Immy the Gent
Kil Curigi
Miy Boland
Jack Haley
Neil Hamilton
Saenget
OUR Lady OF Good
Sts. Peter and Paul
Arkansas
New City Hall
Dodge
Fair Grounds
Cemetery Land
Garland
General Fund Street Fund
General Fund
University of Arkansas
Hope Water & Light Plant
Hope, Arkansas
Petty Cash Fund
Hope Auto Co
Light Department
Water Department
Hope
Citizens National Bank, Hope
Office of
the City Recorder
C. W. A. Basket Factory
Sisbur
Reno Film At the Saenger
Robert Campbell
Chicago
Chicago Musical College
Rudolph Ganz
Max Fischel
Roosevelt
Ian Elticean
Christobal
Colon
Balboa
Near East
Far East
France
Germany
England
Spain
Columbus Columbus
Peru
Pitates
Francis @ivake
Henry Morgan
Simon Bolivar
Colombia
Theodore Roosevelt
George W. Goethals
Gatun
Chagres
Eder
Higyailan Istana
Hempstead Motor Co
East Third