Ruth M'Cormick to Marry Wednesday
Ruth Hanna McCormick former Illinois congresswoman and widow of Medill McCormick will wed Albert G Sims of Albuquerque New Mexico in her Colorado Springs home. They will move to Albuquerque and make their home.
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1932
Page
5
Ruth Hanna McCormick former Illinois congresswoman and widow of Medill McCormick will wed Albert G Sims of Albuquerque New Mexico in her Colorado Springs home. They will move to Albuquerque and make their home.
Market report lists butterfat and cream prices in pounds with partial entries for hens large medium and small to be clarified. It also notes livestock categories cattle on foot hogs on foot and hogs dressed with incomplete price figures.
The Lonton Junior High P T A will meet Thursday at 4 30 in the library of the new high school on South Main. Teachers Miss Martha Virginia Stuart Miss Elsie Reed and Miss Lois Ferguson of the senior high faculty judged one act plays in Texarkana and Paris Texas. Circle No 2 of the First Methodist Church Woman's Missionary Society met at Mrs J H Arnold s home with Mrs Horace Jewell and Mrs Edwin Ward as hostesses. An inspiring devotional was given by Mrs W A Miller with others assisting. The meeting closed with prayer and a social hour featured salad and hot coffee for 18 members and one visitor.
In Columbia County campaign activity increases with several announced candidates. Wadé Kitchens seeks congress, Walker Smith and J. Stevens run for chancery judge, Watt Jordan also enters that race. Harry Baker and J. P. Machen vie for sheriff, John C. Sanders and W. H. Dismukes announce for sheriff as W. R. Walker and C. C. Taylor enter for county clerk.
A historic blizzard strands travelers from Massachusetts to New York as buses and trains face howling cold. Fourteen marooned riders in Bergen reach Batavia after an airplane drops food and a driver keeps motors running for heat. Thirty five snowbound at Holland reach Buffalo, while twenty aboard a Lehigh Valley train stall in a Geneva drift. Farmers bring food, crews dig, and relief trains ferry passengers as exposure and delays mount nationwide.
Teddy Sturgeon a 9 year old champion boy musher led his nearly purebred police dog Don to victory in the junior dog derby at Ottawa Canada on a half mile track. Fights and runaways marked the event as they raced ahead of the pack.
Colorado Springs resident Albert Simms, born in Washington Arkansas, moved with his family to Hope during childhood. His father, the late Captain Thomas H. Simms, held trusted posts in Hempstead County and later served as cashier at a Hope bank before the family moved to Texarkana as Albert reached young manhood.
W A McNeely, 40, of Fort Smith, died at St Vincent infirmary after injuries from an automobile crash Thursday night at Fourth and Louisiana. Dr L M Hill, driver of the car, faces manslaughter and DUI charges. Coroner Dr Samuel Boyce plans further witness interviews. McNeely had worked as warehouse foreman for Louisiana Oil Refining Co Fort Smith. survived by his wife. body sent home Sunday night.
Sermonette discusses Jesus view of humanity as divine in origin and free in spirit. It emphasizes human potential, moral choice, and the eternal meaning of life and death, noting Jesus’ compassion and the call to follow him for divine fellowship.
Sunday school and eight oclock worship drew good crowds in Belton with varied topics. Local visits included Miss Leta Daniel to McCaskill and Maudie Kemp visiting Nashville. several from Belton attended a P.T.A. play in Blevins. Archie Hicks wed Gertrude Lively at C.T. Dotson’s.
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