Dawns Salutation and Society Notes From Arkansas Club News
The item mixes poetic quotation on dawn with society notes. Mrs. Sir Henry The Salutating Of The Dawn introduces a reflective Latin style. Ogburn returns from Fort Smith after attending the Arkansas Federated Music Clubs annual meeting. Bay View Reading Club holds a three o'clock business meeting Wednesday at Hotel Henry with Mrs. J A Yonry. Mrs. Pat Casey hosts guests including Mrs. C Guidici of Texarkana. Mrs AL A Boyett invites art friends to hear Mrs. Gus Haynes lecture on May 6 at 3 PM, 608 South Main, followed by studio tours. Guests at a luncheon for Miss Mary Jeft Orton include Miss Martha Humphries and Miss Helen Morgan and others. Circle No. 2 of St Marks Episcopal Church meets at 7:20 PM at Mrs. Frank R. Johnson’s home. Sunday guests at C C Lewis’s include Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kennedy and others from Camden and Conway. Carrigan sisters visit Hendrix College events. City P 1 Council to meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL A. Boyett
Gus Haynes
Ouachita College
South Main’ St
Mary Jeft Orton
Martha Humphries
Pine Bluff
Helen Morgan
Rayville
Barlow
Jane Orton
Avis Weaver
George Robison
Bessie Jones
Charlotte Moses
Texarkana and Marshall Notices and Births Reported
The City Auditorium hosts a Tuesday afternoon session with annual reports and a slate meeting. Mrs C K Luster and Mr and Mrs Ray Stephenson report the passing of Dorothy Lee, niece of Mrs John Lee of Uyis City, burial planned in Benton Arkansas. Billy Donald to arrive April 2 at Josephine hospital. Edith Ann McGregor born April 28 at Jadla Chester hospital. G B Athey returns to Brookenridge after two weeks with daughter N P McCarney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texarkana
C. K. Luster
Ray Stephenson
S. B. McChregor
Edith Ann
Jadla Chester Hospital
G. B. Athey
Brookenridge
Texas
N. Pp, McCarney
McCarney
McKantie Judging Contest Wins at Yerger High
The McKannie neuro high school won a soaple in the district three rotational judging contest at Yerger High on Saturday. Thirteen neuro schools participated with Rossian Camden Stamps Young of Ralston Brown of Clow Mitchell of Camden among top scorers. Amos Henry of Hope won the speaking contest. Nashville placed second. Hope also won singing with Bastar Pigoe Plounoy English. Arkadelphia took horse shot pitching. Pregcott was second. First-place winners advance to Pine Bluff June 26 and 27 for state, with trips to the national contest at Bordentown and the World's fair in Cleveland and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKannie Neuro High School
Yerger High School
Neuro
Rossian
Camden
Stamps
Young
Ralston
Brown
Clow
Mitchell
Yerger
Bell
Trout
Amos Henry
Hope
Nashville
W. C. Bastar
A.J. Pigoe
C. L. Plounoy
Thomas English
Arkadelphia
Pregcott
Pine Bluff
Bordentown
Cleveland
Ohio
New Yorks
More Honors Won Plans to Send Band to regional meet
Plans to send the band to Little Rock for the regional meet include Student Conductor J. T. Luek Drum Mayor Mary Evelyn Whiteworth Cornet Wallace Van Sickle Clarinet Thomas Kinser Trombone J. T. Luek Allo Sax Bill Routon Clarinet Quartet Thomas Winser Bill Rauton Dewell Dempsey Luther Gainer Martha Ann Alexander Marion Smith Marjorie Dildy Carolyn Barr Beene and other members. Also noted is a Tokyo Tokyo. Asia railroad Tokyo H sinanese and German railroad interests discuss a lane route through China Persia to Istanbul.
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Little Rock
J. T. Luek
Mary Evelyn Whiteworth
Wallace van Sickle
Thomas Kinser
Bill Routon
Thomas Winser
Bill Rauton
Dewell Dempsey
Luther Gainer
Woodyine Tits
Martha Ann Alexander
Je Jon Smith
Wope Wiel School Board Seeks Applications for Posts
The Wope Wiel School Board announced it will elect a new superintendent, principals, teachers, and other staff soon. All applicants must submit a letter of application to board president J. P. Duttie, aiming to complete staffing for the new year and create a permanent record of applicants.
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Wope Wiel School Board
Sevien Board
Weitien
J. P. Duttie
Dickson and Johnson Lose Death Appeal in Arkansas
Alfred Dickson and Clarence Johnson lost their death appeal at the Arkansas Supreme Court. The court denied rehearing of its earlier ruling affirming their first degree murder convictions for the September robbery slaying of Eldan Cooley, a Hot Springs grocery official. The mandate will go to Governor Bailey to set an execution date. The court also deferred ruling on a motion for rehearing regarding poll tax receipt validity.
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Little Rock
Alfred
Pug) Dickson
Clarence Bill Johnson
Arkansas Supreme Court
Eldan Cooley
Hot Springs
Garland
Coud
Supreme Court
Bailey Tricday
Efficiency expert estimates housewife steps over 260000 yearly
An efficiency expert concludes that the average farm housewife takes more than 260000 steps annually just to dispose of waste water, highlighting the substantial daily labor involved in regional domestic chores.
Protestant Union Joins Methodists in Kansas City
In Kansas City a reunion ceremony united the United Methodist Church as two Protestant bishops, James Straka of Baltimore and John Calvin Broomfield of Fairmont, were consecrated at a civic auditorium before about 8,000. The event marks a historic egagement, healing a split from 1928, with the Protestant division now part of a unified Methodist church of about 8 million members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
United Methodist Church
Fromer Portestant
James 1
Straka
Baltimore
General Conference
Protestant Bronc
John Calvin Broomfield
Fairmont
New Methodist Church
Seismic Panic Triggers Mass Evacuations in Japan
About 60,000 residents flee Akita after a deadly quake and repeated shocks. Officials warn of aftershocks and possible damage while shelters fill and transport diversions are organized. Local police and fire services coordinate evacuation routes as the region braces for continuing seismic activity.
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Akita
Japan
Monday League Bruner-Ivory and Robins Schedule
The Monday league lists Bruner-Ivory versus Alton Can at 7 14 and Leo Robins against Ozan with more games announced Tuesday includes W Robisai versus Alton Cain B team and Bini Conservathon versus Branerelvory B team. rest of schedule to be announced.
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Bruner-Ivory
Alton Can
Leo Robins
Ozan
Geo
W. Robisai
Alton Cain
Bini
Local Poet's Work Published in World's Fair Anthology
Mrs. P. C. Upton of Hope learns her poem Wild Plum is approved for the World's Fair Anthology by the Exposition Press of New York. The piece may be entered in a $100 prize contest and will reach thousands of readers and libraries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy
Upton of Hope
Imposition Press
New York ‘City
Upton
Exposition Press
Avill
Wwe
Yerger Minstrel Show Set For Tuesday Night
Yerger High School auditorium hosts a minstrel show Tuesday night at B o'clock. The Dark Town Strutters perform an hour of song hits jokes and dancing promising a different program per the announcement.
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Yerger High School
Dark Town
Maid of Cotton Niece of Hope Man
Nineteen year old Alice Hall the Maid of Cotton and national cotton ambassador from Memphis is the niece of George Womack of Hope. Her photo ran in the Hope Star with plans to spread National Cotton Week and the Cotton Carnival across major cities while visiting relatives in Hope this summer.
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Cotton
Alice Hall
Itg 22
New York
San Francisco
Miss Hall
Nash's C. L. Tonic advertised for health and energy
An old style ad claims Nash's C L Tonic cures common ills from constipation and biliousness to restlessness and sleeplessness. It features money back guarantees and promotes quick energy boosts for Southern readers, urging purchase in Hope through a local drug company.
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Sir Henry
Vite
Pat Casey
C. Guidici
Circle No
St. Marks Episcopal Church
Frank R. Johnson
N. Louise Janu
C. C. Lewis
Robert Kennedy
J. H. Yeager
L. A. French
Camideny
Steve Carrigan
Mary Delia Carrigan
Conway
Miss Carrigan
Hendrix College
Othe City
AL Council
R. V. McGinnis
NEW Theatre
Jane Withers
And
Russell Gleason
Surley
Dean Si
McKantie
Berlitt-Asia Railroad
Tokyo
H—sinanese and
Ger~aman
Japan Times
Persia
Istanbul
Richard Greene
Anita Louise
Ian Hunter
Cesar Romero
Arthur Treacher
Mary Nash
Sybil Jason
Miles Mander
Marcia Mag Longs
Hollywood Court
Yvonne Duval
Ann Sheridan
Warner Brothers Pictures
Dickson
Johnson
Tues
Irving Berlin
Alexander
Souther Association
Lund
Mernghis
Biratinatian
Ted
Chathmeugi
Knoxville
Ariat
Evan
Chicago
Sty Lensis
Broallyn
Philadelphia A
Boston
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Cincinnatia
Goston
Washington
St. Louis
St. Louiz
Detroit
le Pet
Moughis
New Orleans
Bustonam
St. Lowa
U.S
John S. McCarrens
Cleveland (O.) Plain Dealer
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
P. C. Upton
Nash
Tong
John
G | Drug Co
Robison
ABC
C. FE. Routon
Nelly
Dan
Donna Amunsing
Laroraine
Paria Fashion Shoes
Phoenix
Freeman
Phoeniy
Phoenia Sow Friedman
Shelby Shehock
Geo. W. Robison & Co
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