Patmos Juniors to Present A Prairie Rose Friday
Patmos High School junior class announces a four act comedy drama titled A Prairie Rose to be staged Friday in the high school auditorium. The play runs about two and a half hours starting at 7:45 pm with proceeds benefiting the library and athletic fund. The cast includes Silas Wilder Franklin Adams Dr Robert Ray Philip Bryant Tuff man Hollis Archie Featherhead Robert Ross Rider Bill Briggs Mose Ralph Wilder Autry Porterfield Lizzie Jane Slocum Silas housekeeper Ray Mayton Dorothy Deane Agnes Raymond Norvell Rogers Rose Wilder Eva Jane Rider.
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Patmos
Kansas Prairies
Chicago
Silas Wilder
Franklin Adams
Robert Ray
Mohd
Calvin Wilson
Philip Bryant
Tuffman Hollis
Archie Featherhead
Robert Ross Rider
Bill Briggs
Hollis Stoltz
Mose
Phillip Bryant
Rayford Camp
Ralph Wilder
Silas
Autry Porterfield
Lizzie Jane Slocum
Ray Mayton
Dorothy Deane
Phils
Irene Ward
Agnes Raymond
Robert
Norvell Rogers
Rose Wilder
Harmony and Harmony-area social notes center on visits
Harmony residents Sinclair betrothals and illness mix with a string of friendly calls. Blanche Cassidy and family visited Ray McWilliams and George McMillen. Caudles called on Adkinsons. Thad Vines and Edwin Britt families shopped in Hope. Moah Cassidy on sick list. Grandmother Mitchell ill again. infant son of Mack McMillen seriously ill. Maggie Lola Jordan visitors at Shower Springs. Shurman visit noted. Algie Shurman ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Cassidy
Litude
Geraldine
Ray McWilliams
George McMillen
Milton Caudle
Henry Adkinson
Miss Halloway
Moah Cassidy
Thad Vines
Edwin Britt
and Mirs
Hay McWilliams
Hope
Ella Hodnett
Sum Vines
Mitchell
Dottie Bearden
Mr. Bearden
H. B. Sanford
Harmony
Mack McMillen
Violet Daugherty
Shurman
Measles Cases Reported Amid Rogers Home Event
Measles have appeared in the community as several cases are reported. A musical and party at the home of Mr and Mrs L L Rogers drew a large crowd and guests enjoyed a pleasant gathering. Misses Voriniecilie Black and Mary Simmons were Hope visitors Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Rogers
Voriniecilie Black
Mary Simmons
Election Proclamation for Hope Arkansas Ward Seats
Election set for April 2 1994 in Hope Arkansas to fill City Clerk City Attorney and one alderman per ward Ward 1 Ark Bank & Trust Building Ward 2 Frisco Passenger Station Ward 3 Filling Station Ward 4 City Hall Mayor Ruff Boyett signs March 1 1934. Ordinance to suppress disorderly houses declares penalties up to 1000 and 300. emergency clause.
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City of Hope
Arkansas
Arkansas Bank & ‘Trust Company
Frisco
City Hall
City of
Hope
Ford Victoria Displayed at Dealers Showrooms
Ford V-8 Victoria showcased in Ford dealers showrooms across the United States. Highlights include a video three passenger front seat, a large rear luggage compartment, deluxe interior appointments, and a spacious interior with Unity ventilatibles system. Front seat can tip forward for rear access and the luggage area may be left open for extra space with a canvas cover provided.
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Ford
United States
Victoria
Local Tidings Note Sick, Social Visits Across Town
Misses LaFrance Syomons and Wilma Mayton visited confined Miss Merrell Camp with measles. Mrs. Helen Formby shows improvement after weeks of illness. Maggie Miller and children called on Mrs. Marie Reasons. Mrs. John F. Smith and others called on Mrs. Formby. John T. Smith ill for several days. speedy recovery hoped. Edna Simmons and Lucy Drake visited. Lawson Cox and sons Roy and Nathan Elledge called to bedside of their father and grandfather. Mr. Massy of Texarkana visited last Thursday.
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LaFrance Syomons
Wilma Mayton
Merrell Camp
Helen Formby
Maggie Miller
Marie
John F. Smith
Joan Colony
Bing Hollis
John T. Smith
Edna Simmons
Lucy Drake
Lawson Cox
Roy
Nathan Elledge
Mr. Massy
Texarkana
Rosston Personals Highlight Weekend Visitor Notes
Rosston Rt 2 Chris Butler shows marked recovery after brief illness. P E Butler visited Hope on Saturday. Neil Martin Howell and Kermit Dillard stayed with John Jarvis family Saturday night. Doyle Lowe and baby from Minden Louisiana visited relatives here Sunday. Rev J W Erwin of Sutton preached to a large Bluff Springs audience Saturday afternoon. Hinton Martin and daughter Bobbie Nell spent Saturday night with Chris Butler family.
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Chris Butler
P.E. Butler
Hope
Neil Martin
Howell
Kermit Dillard
John Jarvis
Doyle Lowe
Baby
Minden
J. W. Erwin
Sutton
Bluff Springs
Bobbie Nell
Community Notes From Conway and Nearby Areas
DeAnn Coy Tommy of Conway returns home for an extended visit with his parents, Mr and Mrs J W Tommey. Roy Burke’s family welcomes a nine pound girl born Wednesday March 14. Mrs A M Clark visited Ardell Clark at the Experiment Farm last week. DeAnn high school students toured the Experiment Farm Friday and reported a fine time. Edward Schooley and David McKee visited Miss Enlocy Breeding and Artie Burke Saturday night. Mrs Leroy Samuel is able to return home after an appendicitis operation. The community welcomes Mr and Mrs Hubert Sherley moving into the area. Some farmers face replanting Irish potatoes due to conditions.
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Coy
Tommy
Conway
J. W. Tommey
Roy Burke
A. M. Clark
Ardell Clark
Experiment Farm
De-Ann
Edward Schooley
David McKee
Enlocv Breeding
Artie Burke
Leroy Samuel
Hubert Sherley
Willisville Social At Willow Park And Visits Mentioned
Willisville Prix night performance pleased attendees. Mr and Mrs Pascal Simpson and Glenn Dale visited relatives with the Simspons parents. The Willisville graduating class kept their flat at Village Saturday night and will travel to Mt Vernon. Davie Slack of Texas visited relatives Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willisville
Pascal Simpson
Glenn Dale
W. T Simpson
Guy Tate
Q. F. Marlar
Ordinance 475 licenses for Hope Arkansas trades
The city adopts ordinance governing licenses for carrying on businesses and trades in Hope Arkansas. It details that traveling salesmen selling candies, cakes, nuts, tea, coffee, drinks, ice cream, bread, clothing, gasoline etc from any vehicle or depot owe 25 dollars yearly. Violations carry fines from 5 to 20000 dollars and the measure takes effect after publication.
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City of
Hope
Arkansas
City of Hope
Hage
Ruff Bovett
Patmos High School Plays to Feature Four-Act Outing
The Patmos community notes a busy week with Friday night Bible study at First Baptist drawing large crowds, Mrs Mabel Rider ill, and many residents visiting relatives in Liberty and Hope. The Patmos high school juniors will stage a four act play titled Al Pramo Roge in the school auditorium on Saturday night March 24, with local families hosting gatherings and neighbors attending multiple social events throughout the week.
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Hell
First Baptist
Chris Borum
Sturday
Mabel Rider
Mer
Melba Paine
Walter Snout
Missy Dorothy Rider
Glen Hollis
Marie Huckabee
Tiilby Jackson
Nichols
Liberty TM
Winfred Hunt
Alice Nichols
Liberty
Robn Punt
Relieven
Tartar
Mist
Thetis Foster
Carlie Tamiter
Aliver Hollis
Henry Hunt
Winfred
Oscar Rider
Patrios High Schol
Kate Hollis
Kele Helms
Eldridge Formby
Cle Hollis
Stantey Seere
Abe Stantes
Iis
A. Wollis
Claud Wollis
Mary Wale
Kate Helms
Ferris Formby
Glen Hollis Weed
Bobby Nichols
Winfred Hillils
Mary Dale Hollis
Ruby Blunt
Lorn Ratelift
Hope
Lon McLarty
Fape
Pat Rising
Texac
Kana
Willie Ward
Grover
Mable Rider Phursdy
C. A. Hols
Che Lape
H.W. Hunt
Jumiers
Patmos High School
al Pramo
Weathered Social Adapts To Nashville Area Visits
Sunday rain sleet and snow touched the Tokio Tokio area as residents report a rough weekend. Local visitors included Vernon McLaughlin and Alvin Cooley with Mrs Linyd Dickey in Hot Springs on Friday. Severe measles cases are reported locally. Attendees at a boxing event in Nashville Friday night included Vernon McLaughlin and Vernon Harris with Harry and Carole Sligeins, while Miss Quenr Clapley visited Nashville. Miss Cleo Risener of Murfreesboro spent the weekend with Miss Mary Steuart near this price. Clifton Murphy of Hepr was noted as a bus passenger.
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Tokio
Vernon McLaughlin
Wo ML Cooley
Alvin Cooley
Linyd Dickey
Hot Springs
Sanford
Vernon Harris
Harry
Carole Sligeins
Nashvilly
Quenr Clapley
Nashville
Roy Wisdom
Cleo Risener
Murfreesboro
Mary Steuart
Clifton Murphy
Hepr
Confused notes hint at visits and origins in 1910 era
Fragmentary OCR mentions Carey visiting Low Huddleston in Murfreesboro and Molt, Murphy, Cooley as business visitors to Tokio and Nash ville. A Chinese newspaper in Peiping hints at perfumed books and aging popular reading matter.
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Tokio
Carey
Low Huddleston
Murfreesboro
Molt
Nashville
CL Murphy
Tokioo
Hud Cooley
Bingen
Peiping
Fragmented devotional excerpt about mercy and praise
A damaged OCR fragment reads like a religious hymn verse praising the Lord. It mentions mercy enduring forever and a line about gratitude for God’s goodness, with garbled archaic phrasing and incomplete Bible references.
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Patmos Juniors
Prairie Rose
Hinton
Ruff Boyett
Sores
Arkany
Hoyer
Arkenses
Star iv
Rosston Rt
DeAnn
Arthur Anderson
Rephan
Wales
Seersucker
Guy
Beatle Ghul Showtig
Rephan’s
New York
Davon
Sy Qverk
Oakcrest Hatchery
Walnet Street
Selby
Ainslee
Thor
Elarin
Sheila
Carmencita
Delta
Osage
Oxford
Alcazar
Abrir Canidlil
Abe Marie Ant
Delroy
AM Fon Bhieheafer
Raney Patiehineg Gtean
Dqaarler
Mike An
Blarie Bist
Juliana
Eile Lrotta
Geo. W. Robison
Presscott
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