Fragmented Ode and Local Notices From Hope Dispatch
Fragmented OCR text combines a poetic fragment about planting seeds and a shrine with a long list of local social notices. It mentions visitors from Live Oak and Beaumont, a Taeks Party at Moselle hall, the Pre-School Study Group meeting, and church activities. Notable names include Mrs J H Barton, Mrs K G McRie, Jock Stewart, G A Hobbs, Mrs J Wilson Jr, and Dr J F Cannon. The piece references dates around March 9 and a postponement to March 13 for a John Cain chapter meeting due to a state conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Ht
el Dorado
John Cain
Hope
Card of Thanks and Bolivian War Prisoner Plan
Card of thanks expresses gratitude for kindness and support after husband and father’s death. Also reports Bolivian government arranging medical and employment aid for roughly 20 000 Bolivian soldiers returning from Paraguayan war prison camps within three months. Paraguayans held by Bolivia to be released under Buenos Aires peace conference agreement. Returns receive medical checks and job assistance. tin mine activity expected to absorb workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Paz
Bolivia
Buenos Aires
Friday Is to Be Major Bowes Day in Hope
Major Graves issued a proclamation commending Major Bowes for enabling worthy amateur talent to reach the American public. He urged Hope and nearby residents to welcome the amateurs when they appear at the Saenger, with Unit No. 14 as familiar to Major Bowes Sunday night listeners.
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Major Bowes
Hope
Graves
Saenger
Bowes
Major Bowes Day Proclaimed in Hope 1936
Albert Graves mayor proclaims March 10 1936 as Major Bowes Day in Hope in honor of Major Edward Bowes and his National Amateur Radio Hour. The proclamation notes Bowes kindly guides and helps amateur talent reach the American public and urges community support for the visiting Amateur Unit No 14 at the Sainger theater on Friday March 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Bowes
National Amateur Radio Hour
Major Bowes
Sainger Theater
Albert Graves
Hope
Amateur radio hopefuls win on Major Bowes show
A group of eight to twelve year old amateur radio performers, heard nationwide in recent weeks, traveled to New York to meet Major Bowes in the National Broadcasting Studios. The youths, praised by callers across the country, now plan to appear in person in the city Friday, joining a lineup including Von Zande sisters, Francis Leveque, Art Waldman, Carol Leonard, James Ingles, Marilyn Peters and Bill Boad-Why.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youd Aned
Major Bames
National Broadcasting Studios
Mike
Major Bowes
von Zande
Francis Leveque
Art Waldman
Carol Leonard
James Ingles
Marilyn Peters
Bill Boad- Why
Henrys Chapel and Guernsey Play Night Report
Mrs Jack Conway attended the play at Guernsey on Wednesday night. Numerous families from the area visited relatives and shared Sunday dinners and quilting events with friends and neighbors in the community.
Prescott News in Brief by Dale M'Kinnney
Mrs Bors Weaver returns from Fulton visiting sister Mrs Monroe Cox. A large flower bed will be planted in front of the Gern Theater by the Ladies Garden Club of Prescott. Mr Lindblad plans to allow rental of instruments to boys and girls learning to play, with about 24 students and potential doubling. J J Thomasson of Carrolton, Georgia, former owner of the Nevada County Picayune, was in town Monday. Friends of Mrs Byron Moody celebrate her recovery after a minor operation Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bors Weaver
Jhone
Fulton
Monroe Cox
Gern Theater
Ladies Garden Club of
Preacott
Lindblad
J. J. Thomasson
Carralton
Nevada County Picnyune
Byron Moody
A Dirty Campaign Looms for Nation
By Byron Price AP chief in Washington. The piece argues campaigns are inherently dirty and cites Farley and others, noting fears of a dirty season ahead. It contrasts historical rumors with current political strain, plus minimal progress in Congress and DC representation issues.
Local Society Fragments From a Varied Weekend
Cluttered notes show Mrs Bethel Fipelay and Barnes Cumble visiting Mrs Glen Fineher while Ruth And Carmbig enjoyed lyric night with Cliva Elin. Other visits include Mrs Ray Mallius with Mrs Ethel Fineh er and Mr and Mrs dulig Rees of Shaway Springs with their daughter.
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Plaid
Bethel Fipelay
Barnes Cumble
Glen Fineher
Ruth
Carmbig
Cliva Elin
Ray Mallius
Ethel Fineher
Dulig Rees
Shaway Springs
Georke Julinath
WPA Politics Charged in Senate Debate Over WPA Funds
Senator Davis Republican Pennsylvania calls for a full investigation of the Works Progress Administration. He claims WPA funds advance partisan interests and cites a letter and subscription drive associated with a party organ. Chairman Lewis Democrat Illinois supports the inquiry as Roosevelt’s relief asks loom.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Davis
Pennsylvania
Works Progress Administration
Senate Committee On
Lewis
Miinois
WPA
Indiana
Local Social Roundup Captures Weekend Visits
Old Liberty resident Mr Osenay Mulser and neighbors made a business trip to Texarkana last Friday. The Parthues with grandsons Clyde and Ervin checked in at Hope Friday. Agatha Bullard visited Mrs J W Griffin Saturday, and several others called on neighbors Friday afternoon. A group of young folks enjoyed a party Saturday night. Bre McSwain stayed with the Newts, and Homer Henry of Washington visited Hicks. Clyde Pardue spent Saturday night with the Hicks family, and Henry held services Sunday. Herbert Lee Smith of Bright Star called on dake Weehunt Saturday night. Frank Shearer and wife visited relatives at Patmos Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osenay Mulser
Tillman Moiser
Herbert Bristow
Texarkana
Newton Parthue
Clyde and
Ervin
Hope
Agatha Bullard
J. W. Griffin
S. B. Bristow
Edna Evans
Guy Hicks
Sind Lota Hicks
Alex Meiser
L. K. Bayne
Carl Hicks
Bre. McSwain
FP. A. Newt
Homer Henry
Washington
Clyde Pardue
P. F. Hicks
Henry
Herbert Lee Smith
Bright Star
Frank Shearer
Patmos
Sunday School Attendance and Farm Work Report
Shower Springs reports a well attended Sunday school with several farmers planting corn. Miss Bonnie Crews from Magnolia and Ada May England teach and visit. CCC boys work terraces on Cassady and Englind farms. Many relatives visit Mrs J W McWilliams who remains ill.
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Howand Reece
Magnolia
Bonnie Crews
A. & M. College
CCC
Cassady
Englind
J. W. McWilliams
F. M. Walker
Naples
Texas
Jack Rodgers
Eldorado
Neal
Walker
Hope
Ada May
England
Vorgi
Milton Cuudle
John Reece
Aother
Sewell
Reece
George Crows
Howard
Collier
Joseph Lasster
Centerville Demonstration Clubs Hold Meetings In March
Centerville club met at Mrs Autrey Gaynes home March 3 with eight members and five visitors. Topics included testing garden seed and home improvements. Allen club met March 4 at Mrs Web Laseter home with nineteen members and three visitors. exchange plans, recipe books, and seed testing discussed. next meeting April 7 at Mrs F P Campbell’s.
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Centerville
Autrey Gaynes
Kenneth Jones
H. E. Paitterson
Clifford Russel
To'clack
East Third Street
Isabel Schoole
Faye Samuel
Wed Laseter
Lee Garland
William Schooley
Orville Steadman
T. B. Fenwick
B. M. Jones
Cliffore
Messer
Alford
Alice Hayton
Carral Schooley
Henderson State Teachers College Reddie lettermen named
R C Kennedy joined eight lettermen on the Henderson State Teachers College Reddie basketball squad. Captain Red McLarty guards Lonnie Bell and William Eddins, Harold Shackelford forward, Cagle Fair forward, Alvin Hughes center, J W Kilingsworth guard, all listed with their hometowns in Mississippi and Alabama.
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R. C. Kennedy
Henderson State
Teach‘ers Colege Reddie
Solon
B. Sudduth
Henderson
Red McLarty
Fof
Oxford
Mins
Hope
Lonnie Bell
Mineral Springs
William Eddins
Siluria
Ala
Harold Shackelford
Okolona
Cagle Fair
Alvin Hughes
Stephens
J W. Kilingsworth
Daria of Mikey Indicatey Dethahd Fer Hole
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Daria and Mikey in a local story about a death and a new hill or hole last year. The text is unclear but indicates a fatal incident connected to Daria and Mikey with places or events unnamed.
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Daria
Mikey
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Vin
Se Jonp Join
Oclet
Sid Henry
Rendahall Touild
Kaif Mc
A. B. Spragging
Mra
J. H. Barton
Mrs
K. G. McRie
Texarkan
Moselle Hall
Jock Stewart
Vicksburg
Miss
G. A. Hobbs
Jack Sullivan
North Elm Street
J. Wilson, Jr
Otis Johnson
Mildred Johnson
Columbus
First Presbyterian Church
Henry Haynes
First Baptist Church
Carro) Schooley
Bil Schooley
J. C. Meadows
J. T. Bowden
First Presbyteria Church
Marry Lemley
Columbus Austillary
J. F. Cannon
Monroe Scoxgins
Bobby Ward
Ruth Barrett
New Orleans
Dre. Cannon
Thares
U. G
Herman
Roy Livingston
Neva Lauterbach
Holland
John 5
Gibson Drug Company
Rexall
Hope, Ark
Hollywood
Alaska
Don'amis Mae West
Waenger
Warner Baxter
Alice Faye
Thur
Peres
FBI
Sean
Wedak the Rich
Elivey Call
Hope Heading CO
AAA
Maj. Bowes
Unit 14
Amazew Hour
Saenger Theater
Henry’s
Jack Conway
Guernsey
Aubry Callier
Chisden
Ruffe Fincher
Lester’ Hamilton
Prevent
Earl Fincher
Daghter
Patsy
Carol Ellis
Nolen Lewallen
Otix Purtle
Rocky Mound
Joe England
Mitchell
Bodean
Hugh Clark
Glen Fincher
Jim Ctumbie
Ruth Avn
Bernice Cumshie
Burl Ross
Asthea Wilson
Ethel Fincher
Carl Mills
Clara Ellis
Denville Rothwell
D. Tt. Cumbie
Roy Malling
Odell of Hope
Mes
Westilson
Robert
Wigwins
Downtiter
Rothwell
Franklin Foster
Baby
Bunpmumity
Aubryth
Fineher
Pitlig
Cheney
Walout Street
General Electric
Harry W. Shiver Mumbing
Keeirieal
Prescott
Dale M'Kinney
Byron Price
Mr. Farley
Associated Press
Farley
Owen D. Young
Mr. Harding
Mr. Wilson
Hoover
Zachary Taylor
Congress
House
White House
District of Columbia
Geneal
Ital
Borah
Hartly
Conor
Yily
Senate
Old Liberty
Wrights
Dugaar's Shoe Store
LIL West
Sirvet
Aaron
Jettie Rodgers
Middlebrooks
IR. C. Kennedy
Reddies
Viscay
Tetent
Winchester
Nanny
Martwick
Steve
W. Robison & Co
Nashville
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