Welcome to May and May Day Pilgrimage News
A long, mixed script item notes May Day greetings and spring festivals. It mentions Members of Hope chapter 228 meeting at the Masonic Hall, plus guests and visitors from Warren Arkansas and Texas. It covers May Day Pilgrimage attendance, cemetery association plans, and regional Episcopal Church district meetings with remarks by Rev. James Sielms and travel notes from Hot Springs Camden and Dallas area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope
Masonic Hall
Marie
Nandle Purkins
Duvall
Purkins
Rufus Martin
Jon Reaves
Warren, Ark
Othe
Womans Auxiliary
National Council of the Episcopal Church
Diocese of
Arkansas
Hield
Saint Marks Church
Saint James Day
Barkin
James Sielms
Good Shepherd Mission
Port Define
Aviz
Hot Springs
Dorado
Camden
Fone
R. B. Mitchell
May Day Pilgrimage Highlights Girl Scout Event
The Hope May Day Pilgrimage, sponsored by the local Council of Girl Scouts, drew visitors from several states and towns for a day of homes with glass and china collections, dolls, antiques, and flower displays. Mary Elizabeth Bright was invited to perform on a piano recital at Oklahoma College for Women Chickasha, with over 150 students and guests attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George McDonald
Rack
Callawing
Algo
Capldlles Lick
Fort Smith
Supply Everetary
Esther Neill
Bites‘ville
BR. B. McCulloch
Little Rock Hope
Council of
Girl Scouts
Girl Scouts of Hope
Louisiana
Lewisville
Nashville
Texapkana
New Boston
Texas
Atlanta Tex
Emmet
Arkadel- Phia
Pultan
Hope
O . Mary Elizabeth Bright
Mary Bright
Ela
Oklahoma College For Women
Chickasta
Oklahoma
Otis
Lois Bennett
Mary Elizabeth
Standings and results from Southern Association and Wednesday games
The standings show Nashville leading with 9 losses at 6-9, Little Rock 6, Memphis 5, Atlanta 9, Birmingham 5, New Orleans, Knoxville, Chattanooga and others sharing spots. Wednesday results include Memphis 13 New Orleans 6 and teams like Cincinnati 3 Brooklyn 2 with several games postponed. Thursday matches list Chicago at Boston and St Louis at New York among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gines
Hursilg
Little Rock
Atlanta
Knoxville
Birmingham
Memphis
Chattanooga
Nashville
New Orleans
Southern Association
Brooklyn
Cincininati
New York
Chicago
Fittsburgh
St.Louis
Philadelphia
Boston
Giones
Bronklyn
Cincinnati
Philaelphia
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Greveland
Detroit
sacFonenences L. Pet
Wernesday
Cleveland
Washington
Democrat Outlines Monopoly Fight and Stamp Plan
The article presents a political outline arguing for a Stamp Plan to supply surpluses to the needy while aiding farmers and retail trade. It also attacks monopoly as the greatest threat to free enterprise and capitalism, urging cooperation of free businessmen and referencing Vandenberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monopoly
Monopoly 1
Yerger Home Ec Club To Hold Open House
Yerger Home Economics Club invites parents and patrons to an open house on Friday in the afternoon through 8 o clock. In April 27 the group attended the State Home Economics meeting in Pine Bluff with Hassie Wilson elected president and many students attending, enjoying the event at the A. M. N. college campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Economic Department
Pine Bluff
Helen Wilson
Mavis Trent
Amida Verge
Hassie Wilson
Bertha Mae Simpson
Jodia B. Josha
Dorothy Davenport
Sammie Lee Johnson
Lurteen Cannon
Savannah Murary
Odessa Brown
Hassie Wilso
H. E.club
A. M.N. College
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Calvin Allen
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Luke Allen
W. C. Andres
Hoyt “Andres
San Antonio
D. W. Childvn
Cameron
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New
Boston, Texas
Garden Club
Mdger Briant
Youmans
T. Pope
Addie Pope
NEA
Benton
Ark
TE Micks
Iis
Elsie Micks
Willi
Raymond Nicks
Wicks
Barbara Gould
Holt Price
Barbara Paul
Saneia
John P. Cox
Brug CO
Sibyl’s
Cox Drug
Are. Ae
John P. Cox Drug Co
Ae Cox
Sil
Ton Warneke
Sall
Heinz Baby Foop
Meyer
Cinciinati
Democrat
Vandenberg
Boris Karloff
Bela Lugosi
the Silver Sage
Yerger
Ec Club
Saenger
Joe Penner
Zane Grey
Bimberg
Surmer
Ty White and Rose
Fountainette
Oxfords
Men's & Boys
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