Womans Auxiliary and P T A News From St Marks Area
The Womans Auxiliary of St Marks Episcopal church met at Mrs C C Spraggins home on South Hervey street with strong attendance. The group prepared sheets and pillow casings for the Helena orphans home and heard committee reports. The Friday Music Club and several P T A activities were announced with meetings at local homes and school libraries. Major Newton and family visited, while religious societies held a Week of Prayer with varied programs and special music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Bell
Helena
Miss Bell
B. J. Hyatt
E. S. Richards
South Elm Street
Ralph Routon
Parent-Teachers Congress
McRae
Ruth Taylor
Womans Missionary Society of the
First Baptist Church
Circle No. 3
Womans Misionary Society
The
First Methodist Chhurch
L. W. Young
South Hervey Street
George Ware
Frank Hearne
Chevrolet to unveil Standard Six aimed at fleets and commercial use
Chevrolet announces the Standard Six to expand in fleet and commercial markets. The car will follow the Master Six design, with higher servicing and lower running costs, and is timed for spring sales as fleets replace aging 1928 1929 models. Details will be released Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knudsen
Chevrolet
Sioux City Chamber discourages Arkansas colonist plan
The Sioux City Chamber of Commerce discouraged a proposed colonist project in Arkansas after consultations with Iowa and Arkansas officials. D Hudson Lewis, manager, and R W Tackaberry discussed a 100 to 150 family colony on government lands, noting undeveloped timberland and long waits for basic needs. They urged discouragement to protect both states and the unemployed. They clarified Iowa has no law to care for out of state indigents and warned of potential welfare burdens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City Chamber of Commerce
Little Rock Chamber of Commerce
D. Hudson Lewis
Sioux City Chamber
R. W. Tackaberry
Arkansas
Lewis
Tackaberry
Iowa
Attorney General's Office
Roosevelt Begins Economy Program
President Roosevelt and new budget director Lewis Douglas near agreement on a government reorganization plan. Advisers estimate trimming 150 to 200 million dollars from next year’s expenditures. Garner says saving 700 to 780 million is possible if salaries and veterans’ pay are cut. Deficit figures show March 3 deficit at 1.359 billion with last year at 2.9 billion and prior year at .903 billion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Lewis Douglas
White House
Roosevelt
Congress
Garner
House
Hoover
Douglas
Treasury
Local turnout surprises as over 200 reach Clinton
Readable reports show more than 200 people already reached Clinton, a turnout that came as a surprise to observers. The note highlights strong community interest and suggests further movement toward the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Deserve Protection for Birds Inspires Local Notes
Olive Roberts Barton writes on early spring robins and local birds. She praises bird houses, urges cat control during nesting, and encourages children to learn bird names while sharing garden wildlife memories from Hope area.
Local visits and family gatherings noted in community lines
Ebinezer residents Ebinezer Mrs Idell Porter and Mrs Allie Skinner called on Mrs Rose Skinner Friday afternoon. Mrs Gladys Plumley and daughter spent Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs George Blankenship. Mrs Madie Dukes and children spent Friday night with Mr and Mrs Woot son Dukes. Mr and Mrs Clenton Skinner and family spent Sunday with his parents Mr and Mrs John Skinner. Miss Faye Blyankenship and Mrs Maye George Allen visited Mrs Rafe Cornelius Friday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Bert Cornelius spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Allen Smith. Tom Vines and family and Carl Dockery and family and Homer Vines and family visited Mr and Mrs McT. Mrs Idell Porter called on Mrs George Blankenship Sunday after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neon
Doc Darbey
Gladys Dockery
Novella Morrow
Will Porter
Clenton Skinner
Louis Skinner
Hope
Clark Cornelius
Carl Dockery
James Blankenship
Bernice Cat
Bodcaw
George Blankenship
Idell Porter
Allie Skinner
Rose Skinner
Gladys Plumley
Madie Dukes
Wootson Dukes
John Skinner
Faye Blyankenship
Maye George Allen
Rafe Cornelius
Bert Cornelius
Allen Smith
Tom Vines
Homer Vines
Flag of Empire London
Adolf Hitlers electoral triumph ends British sympathy for Germany and cements distrust. The shift since Bruening's downfall leaves Anglo French entente stronger as Britain loses support for Republican Germany and gains wary stance in press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Henri Bruening
France
Great Britain
Local visitors and social notes from Murfreesboro and Nashville
Numerous residents and visitors are listed with trips to Murfreesboro Nashville and surrounding areas. Names include Tokio I H Cooley Veda Cooley Georgia Steuart Dulcie Holt Helen Ruth Stueart and others with several business or social visits recorded from Tuesday to Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. H. Cooley
Murfreesboro
Georgia Steuart
Nashville
W. M. Cooley
Ernest Simpson
Jewel Harper
Bingen
Veda Cooley
Vernon McLaughlin
Coy Sullivan
Tokio
Lucian Bell
Roy
Helen Ruth Stueart
Dulcie Dee Holt
Arkadelphia
A. C. Holt
T. A
E. A. Sanford
Jim Murphy
J. J. Threat
Bug Stuart
Jord Westfalls
Sam Steuart
J. H. McLarty
Ora Cooley
Thompson
Millionth Mile Passed by Cleveland Airline Pilot
Warren D. Williams, pilot on the New York to Cleveland air line, has logged over a million miles without injury to a passenger or letter. His first flight was in 1916 with the First Aero Squadron during the Mexican expedition, later becoming an air mail pilot after World War I and flying the New York Cleveland division since 192%.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Warren D. Williams
DeWitt Clinton High School Largest in America
DeWitt Clinton High School for Boys in New York is described as the largest high school in America with an enrollment exceeding 10 000 students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt Clinton High School For
New York
America
New Thriller on Saenger Screen
The Saenger theater features The Billion Dollar Scandal a melodrama about a vast government financial swindle. A masseur and gym teacher exposes the truth and brings down a corrupt system led by powerful officials. Robert Armstrong leads a star cast including Constance Cummings Olga Badanova and Buster Keaton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saenger
Fingers Partos
Robert Armstrong
Constance Cummings
Olga Badanova
Frank Morgan
James Gleason
Irving Pichel
Buster Keaton
Jimmy “Chnozzie
Durante
Plane to mark first U S Hawaii flight at Wheeler Field
The Bird of Paradise, first plane to fly from the United States to Hawaii, will be placed near the main entrance of Wheeler Field in Honolulu as a monument. A pavilion will shelter the aircraft at the entrance where Lieuts Maitland and Hegenberger landed in 1927 after the Oakland to Honolulu flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
United States
Hawaii
Wheeler Field
Lieuts, Maitland and Hegenberger
Oakland
California
Ticks Survive Months Without Water Or Food, Study Says
Scientists report ticks can live eight months without water and up to three years without food, highlighting their hardiness and impact on control methods.
Battle field Williams Sermon in Spring Hill Church
Battlefield Brother Williams from Spring Hill delivered a splendid sermon during his regular afternoon appointment. Local residents and visitors, including Miss Ruby Clause and Miss Effie McKamie, shared social visits with neighbors and families this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bro. Williams
Spring Hill
Social notes from area residents reported
Mrs Jack Holder spent Friday night with Mrs Ross Crank. Mr and Mrs Sie Hall were in our community last. Miss Thelma Dougan visited Mr and Mrs Sunday. Emmet spent the week with Mrs Lee Cook. Robert Edwards of Prescott visited Friday night with Mr Mahon. William Cook stayed in Prescott with his sister Mrs Edwards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Holder
Ross Crank
Sie Hall
Thelma Dougan
Emmet
Lee Cook
Robert Edwards
Prescott
Mr. and Mahon
William Cook
Mr. Edwards
LETS SWAP We have used sewing machines all for e Holcomb
A correspondence from Hope Arkansas invites swap offers at Box 305 for used sewing machines and related items. The note asks what others have for exchange, addressing Holcomb and seeking practical trades.
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Sid Henry
B. E.newton
Alice
W. W. Duckett
Ed Poe
Kansas City
Poe
J. Frank Gorn
Gorin
Houston
Sam Womack
Charles Harrell
D. L. Bush
Wayne England
J. A. Henry
George Turner
Harriett Grace Story
W. G. Allison
Frank Pickell
E. E. White
Circle No. 1
Allison
T. R. Billingsly
D. B. Thompson
Wortham
John Woodul
Dewey Hendrix
J. L. Stringer
Agee
Rarncer
Jimmy Durante
Betty Boop Kartoon
A van Dine
Nelson Huckins
Budget
Sildren
Olive Roberts Barton
NEA Service, Inc
Northland
Robin
Winer
By Helen Welshimer
George Clark
Winthrop
Ebinezer
Empire
S. H. Webb
Waco
Texas
Thedford
Ruby Clause
Effie McKamie
Evening Shade
Ludie Singard
H. E. Reed
Guy Brown
Elbert Tarpley
Ben Wilson
Mollie Faye Boyce
Near Spring Hill
Laura Faye Reed
Kennie Atkins
Ben McBay
Harold Roberts
Guernsey
Mollie Williams
Henry and
Bill Williams
Texarkana
Otis Murray
Smackover
Ed Turner
Elmer Nations
City Council of Hope
A. A. Gentry
Gentry
W. Kendall Lemley
E. M. McWilliams & Co
Second & Walnut
South
Hope Star
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