Richards Howard wedding follows elegant First Presbyterian ceremony
In a graceful early evening union at the First Presbyterian church, Miss Catherine Gilliam Richards and John Bradley Howard wed with a Jenny model ivory satin gown, orange blossom coronet, and valley lilies. Attendants included matron of honor Surrey Gilliam and bridesmaids from Atlanta, Prescot, and El Dorado. A reception at the bride’s home followed, with guests from Prescott, Little Rock, and Texarkana.
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Catherine Wan Js
John Bradley Howard Neeting
W.W. Rureng
Council
K. G. McRae, Jr
Grieg
George Ware
Talbot Feild
Valley Niles
Surrey E. Gilliam
el Dorado A8
Gmatron of Honor
Frank ‘R. Johnson
Harriett
Tavia B Howard
Atlanta
Margaret Heart
Prescot
Laurine ‘Lewis
Eleanor Finley
Marjorie Anne Gillian
el Dorado
Lill
Marylin McRae
Archer ‘Ayres
Chloe Constantis
William H. Howard
Atlant. Ga
Ey Gn
Via Howerd
Wi Wet
Margaret
Ars
Henry Moore
Dughter
Bary Lee
Samwet
Presestt
Women's Club Opens March Meeting With Impersonations
Miss Evélin Lewis hosted the Hope Business and Professional Women's Club first March gathering. Green and yellow decor framed a program featuring impersonations of Madame Curie Helen Wills and Amelia Earhart with speakers Dr Etta Champlin Mary Jones and Ahelma Jo Cobb. Mrs Ernestine Almand of New York City and Mrs Elizabeth Morrison presided as plans for March 18 were announced.
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Evélin Lewis
Hope/ Business and Professional Women's Club
Tong
Miss Lewis
Madame Curie
Etta Champlin
Helen Wills
Mary Jones
Amelia Earhart
Ahelma Jo Cobb
Mis
Ernestine Almand
New York City
Hope
Elizabeth Morrison
Aline Johnson
Poultry Day Highlights and Campaign Notes in Southwest Arkansas
A Poultry Day event in Southwest Arkansas features Rock El Dorado and Hot Springs with locally high egg prices. Speakers include Ben Wastin editor of South Arkansas magazine Stamps Ark and Eustin who promotes Hempstead County products. Secretary Homer Pigg urged strong turnout for State Experiment Farm Visiting Day on Friday March 14.
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Chamber
Minnesota
Pennsylvania
Arkansas
Ralph Routon
O. A. Graves
Spring Visiting Day at Station Farm Featured Guests
Spring Visiting Day at the Station Farm highlights yearly results of experiments on crops like matoes potatoes cantaloupes melons cotton corn legumes and more. Agricultural leaders and University of Arkansas staff will discuss findings while women focused features are shown. Farmers plan to bring lunches and spend the day at the station with business and commercial reps also attending.
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University of Arkansas College of Agriculture
Ouachita Delays College Campaign For Funds
Ouachita College postpones its building drive to begin July 1 or later due to the Arkansas State Baptist convention debt. Officials say the college and church campaigns should not run concurrently to avoid hindering either effort. Plans call for $200,000 for new buildings and an additional $500,000 to raise the endowment to $1,000,000, with the current endowment about $40,000 supporting 324 students. President Charles D. Johnson emphasizes support for the debt campaign and the delay until the convention year ends.
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Arkadephia
Arkansas State Baptist Convention
Ouachita College
Home and Foreign Missions
Baptist Church of Arkansas
Fffcials
Quadilta
C. H. Moses
Little Rock
Artur Vestal
Ariadelphia Capitalist
Bovis
Ouachita
Aittle
Charles D. Johnson
Offi cers seize two whisky stills in county raid
Deputy sheriff Riley Lewatlen A M Purtle and Gene Rooker captured two whisky stills in the southeast county area near Nevada county. The first still held about fifty gallons of liquor plus four barrels of mash and was abandoned when officers approached. The second still, found after officers waded the Bodean bottoms, contained four hundred gallons of mash and thirty five gallons of copper components.
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Riley Lewatlen
A. M. Purtle
Gene Rooker
This
Nevada County
Gav V'Eluck
Hope ordinance regulates gasoline stations with fees and setbacks
A March 1930 Hope city ordinance requires permits for gasoline and oil pumps and stations, charging fees per pump and per driveway, fixes setback limits near churches and other properties, and mandates fireproof construction. Violations carry fines from 25 to 100 dollars per day, with a hearing process and repeal of earlier conflicting provisions.
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GABO
City OF Hope
Fred Webb
R. A, Boyett
Davis expected to seek Senate seat for United States
Washington March 4 Secretary James A Davis of the Labor Department is expected by close political friends to announce before the end of the week his candidacy for the United States senate.
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Washington
James A. Davis
Labor Department
United States Senate
Local officials and visitors travel to several towns
Earnest Winifield and Cornelius made business trips to Washington and Nashville respectively while NT Charles Reed refreshed at the Fair Store. Lynn Smith and Pete Mayne visited Belton and Bingen on Wednesday. Ben Eastin of the South Arkansas Magazine called on Stamps, and Jack Bards, after two months here, returned home to Nacogdoches Texas.
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Winifield
Washington
Lynn Smith
Pete Mayne
Blevins
The
Hope Stir
Belton
Bingen
Ben ‘Eastin
South Arkansas Magazine
Stamps
Jack Bards
Nacogdoches
Tex
Goose Hat Delays Studio Open in Early Film Scene
A quirky production hiccup halted filming when an inside hat caused a pause as a goose flock decorates a scene. Shorty Curley joked about the hat while Alan Crosland, the director, argued it was studio property. March is noted as the day ahead.
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Crack
Shaibudellug
Art
Shorty" Curley
Alan Crosland
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