Social and Personal notices march nine readied events
Social and Personal notices list church dinners socials and meetings on March 9 across First Baptist and Methodist groups. Families at 820 East Second St and South Pine St host or attend at 7 to 7:50 pm with various clubs including D A R Paisley PTA Brownie Troop and Wesylean Guild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Haynes
First Baptist Church
Leonard Ellis
Second St
Alathean Sunday School
Foster Wiggins
South Pine Street
Carlton King
Local notices and arrivals span Port Worth to Hope
Mrs R A Browning Jr and daughter Janet Nell visit her mother Mrs W A Wray. Homer Thomas spends week with relatives in Texarkana. Admitted and discharged lists include Branch Admitted, Mrs A Stonequist Tope, Mrs J O Butler Waterloo, Mrs Winston Wlonts Hope, Julia Chester, Mr and Mrs James Green of Hull, announce birth of a son March 8. Josephine Admitted at Fulton, H M Hamilton Hope, Miss Sugenia Du Bose Lewis, discharged: Mrs Edgar Webb and baby Hope. Motion picture theater receipts in the U S more than double from 1923 to 1928.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Browning Jr
Janet Nell
Port Worth
Texas
W. A. Wray
A. &. Stonequist
Tope
J. O. Butler
Waterloo
Winston Wlonts
Hope
Julia Chester
James Green
Hultoi
D. W. Crank
Lewisville
Fulton
Josephine
H. M. Hamilton
Sugenia du Bose
Edgar Webb
Curtis Cawart
Josephine Flowers
Crippled Children Clinic Planned for Nashville
The 11th Crippled Children's Clinic will hold a diagnostic checkup in Nashville Howard County on March 11 from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. The event focuses on screening and evaluation for affected children and access to care services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crippled Children
Nashville
Crippled Children's Clinic
Howard County
Revival at Tabernacle Draws Crowds in Hope
Monday night service at the Tabernacle revival, led by Rev Clarence Smith, drew strong attendance as worshippers prayed from 7 30 to 10 pm. Reports say several were healed, with at least one receiving the Holy Ghost. Visitors from Idabel Oklahoma and Fort Worth Texas joined locals for the ongoing revival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Smith
Idabel
Oklahoma
Aaron Wilson
James Hart
Fort Worth
Texas
Hendrix Choir at 1st M. E. Wednesday
The Hendrix College Chapel Choirfton will perform at First Methodist Church in Hope at 7:30 p m Wednesday under conductor John Glenn Metcalf The program includes works by Palestrina Balakirev Schoployans Haydn Weber MacGimsey and arrangements with soloists Robert McDaniel Jerexiel Saw De Wheel Cain Robert Jordan and anthems like Swing Low Sweet Chariot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hendrix College Chapel
Metheast Churen
Hope
John Glenn Metcalf
Foll Jews
Jess
Palestrina
Balakirew
Jesu
Evening Shade Home Demonstration Club Meeting
Evening Shade club members praised farm life and shared views at Mrs. George Anderson’s home on March 4. Three new members joined Mrs. Bryan Ogburn, Mrs. Morris Poindexter, and Mrs. Albert Anderson Jr. The group outlined five projects for the month including making pajamas for Crippled Children’s Home, painting mailboxes, with leaders Mrs. Joe Martin, Mrs. Tammy Fant and Mrs. Elmer Betts. District Agent Flora Friend attended to discuss farm insurance and helped with small shelf demonstrations.
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Evening Shade Home Demonstration Club
George Anderson
Bryan Ogburn
Morris Poindexter
Albert Anderson, Jr
Chib
Joe Martin
Tammy Fant
Elmer Betts
Flora Friend
Mary Dixon
Spring Fashion Show Reveals Velvet Petticoats and Bolder Hues
NEA fashion editor Esie Kinard notes two Taany Spring outfits from designers Adele Simpson and Brownie. A black wool bolero dress features a ruffled black and white striped petticoat and matching collar, paired with a blue and white print dress beneath. Simpson draws inspiration from a Degas ballet, infusing motion and whimsy into the swirling petticoats and luxe fabrics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massies
Sean
Seis
Cressey
Srownie
Whowna
Mars
Adele Simpson
Clock Mishap Upends Quiet Home Scene
Ann returns to a dark house to confront fears about Rush. A deadly truth emerges when Rush reveals Tommy mistakenly wound the clock, causing it to fall and shatter trust. The mistaken accident exposes danger and deepens the couple’s turmoil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann
Rush
Mr. Stark
Corpete
Tommy
Bush New President of Arkansas Agriculture Council
J R Bush of Helena is elected president of the Agriculture Council of Arkansas at its ninth annual meeting in Memphis. Joh W Mann of Marianna and R A Pickens of Pickens are named vice presidents, Harvey R Adams of West Memphis becomes secretary manager. Ellis Woolfolk and EL Dr White address the gathering on mechanization and global spinning plans.
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Memphis
Tenn
J. R. Bush
Helena
Agriculture Council of Arkansas
Harold A. Young
Little Rock
Bush
Joh W. Mann
Marianna
R. A. Pickens
Pickens
Harvey R. Adams
West Memphis
Ellis T. Woollark
Delta Council
EL Dr. White
Woolfolk
White
Ampica
Stitchen cabi nets leadership slate expanded during session
During the business meeting leaders were appointed to posts across Home Economics, Gardening, Poultry, Food Conservation, Rural Engineering, Home Improvement, Safety, Electrification, Activities, Club Recreation, Family Fun, Community Improvement, Health, Clothing and more. Officers elected include Dale Hunt as president Elam as vice president Martin as secretary treasurer and Eline Louis as reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewel May
Jewel Muay
Bob McCormack
Mars
Abert Anderson
Joe Martin
Elmer eHtts
Elmer Betts
Bryan Ogburn
Earl Sehooley
Morris Pondexter
Dale Bunt
Dale Hunt
Tommy Fant
Herbert Elam
J, B. Miter
Gen. Anderson
Eline
Louis
Tense Delivery in a Shocking Farmhouse Confrontation
Ann confronts Rush amid a haunting sequence as shock and fear rise. Laurie and Gay are in the house, Laurie staying with a hurt Tommy after an apparent accident. Rush confirms Tommy is in the hospital and the sheriff must be notified before dark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asan
Syes
Laurie
Rush
Gay
Bunie
Bush
Tommy
Ant
Ann
Dorothey Dix on Undomestic Wives and Marriage
An old column presents a controversial view on women working outside the home. It argues marriage duties justify a wife quitting her job, praising domestic sacrifice while condemning female independence. The piece cites a businesswoman’s dilemma and cites “the Bell Synd” for release.
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Triad
Ste
Anida
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