Society Notes and UDC Luncheon Recap
A society page notes social visits and club activities. Mrs. Fanny Garrett returns from a visit with Major Garrett and family in Little Rock. Mrs. Warren visits with her son in Holipings. Miss Maude Wynn visits relatives en route to Foreman. UDC luncheon attendees include numerous out of town members and the guest of honor Mrs. Massey of Hot Springs, with J Weldon Crawford in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanny Garrett
Major
Ox Garrett
Mr. and
Mrs
A Garrett
Little Rock
W. Q. Warren
W. Q
Mrs. Warren
Holipings
U. D.C
Barlow Water
A. P. Green
Frank Gerig
Felix Edwards
Arkadelphia
J. W. Velvin
RR. I. Searcy
C. A. Coleman
Mus
Ralph Burton
Lewisville
W. Fo’ Arnold
J. D. Mead
L. C. Acraman
5. C. Nancarrow
Lea Williamson
J. L. Arrington
Texarkana
W. E. Massey
Hopt Springs
Quenton Hollingshead
J. R. Williams
Fort Worth
Hearden
Pat Cleburne
D. C
Barlow
Yexarkana
Artadelphia
Hot Springs
Malton
Qtan
Edgar Briant
A. L. Black
Zenobia Reed
JL. Bracy
Gret
Charles Haynes
Dixie
Endtire Company
Estelle Britt
Prescott
R. Ty
New Powder Gives Klish Bloom in Front Exposure
MELLOAGLO presents the new free powder promising skin protection and youth preservation. It claims to prevent clogging pores while offering a satiny spread and silky finish for a radiant, youthful look.
War Time Capitol group meeting honors flags and history
The article recounts a luncheon where presidents and officers from multiple organizations exchanged greetings. Key speakers included Mrs. Massey and Mrs. Lowthorp, discussing the US flag and the War Time Capitol history. A new children’s chapter, The Chira Lowthorp Chapter, was named. Attendees toured the Harry Lemley collection of prehistoric Indian pottery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Weary
Chira Lowthorp
Harry Lemley
United States
Secretaries and Woodin in Gold Standard Debate
Former secretary Woodin shaped an era with orchestral works and a rise from cleaner to top of American Car and Foundry. Roosevelt recounts the gold standard abandonment in On Our Way, noting mixed legal versus practical change as Woodin faces the shocking moment with a stunned reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Wooding
United States
Woodind
Chicotco's Farm Details and Tax Settlement Credits
Tax collectors of three equities were notified they will receive credit in tax settlements only for county general warrants paid. The reports were mulled by the county judge and other officials, indicating no substantial near term increases and outlining how payments affect county government taxes.
Music Week Continues With International Selections
The program will feature songs from Italy, Russia, Poland, Japan, China, and America performed by visiting vocalists and a chorus. The fifth anniversary of Friday Music hour will be celebrated Friday at Elks hall with guests in attendance.
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Spat
Hialv
Russia
Poland
Japan
China
Ame
Elks Hall
Sky Pilot to headline Arkansas benefit program in Texarkana
A Texarkana event for National Music Week features a Sky Pilot program by Ross Graham a bass baritone linked to the New York Roxy Gang and a Friday night recital. Sunday at 4 PM the high school glee clubs and orchestra perform at First Methodist church with Coke and reading members. Sponsoring ladies include Mesdames McNeil Hyatt LaGrone White Cox Wart Carlton and Welborn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texarkana
Jim- Springs
Magnolia
Stamps
Ozan
Bermeles
Nerth Washington
Ross
Graham
City Hall
Arkansas
Roxy Gang
New York
First Methodist Church
Coke
Reading
Mesdames C. C. McNeil
Benjamin Hyatt
R. M. LaGrone
From Canada to Hope pastor and coaching career timeline
The article traces a pastor and educator moving from Canada in 1915 to Chicago and Louisville for seminary, ordained in the Presbyterian church, and serving in Glasgow and Elizabethtown Kentucky before becoming First Presbyterian Hope. It mentions Pine Bluff High School and Quachita College, then coaching Hope High School. It also covers County Agent Stanley from Rolla Oklahoma, schooling moves from Russellville to Arkansas, and roles in Altus Oklahoma, Fouke Arkansas, and Hempstead County farm agent.
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Canada
Chicago
Louisville
Presbyterian Church
Glasgow
Elizabethtown
Badstown
Kentucky City
Hope
First Presbyterian Church
Jones
Pine Bluff High School
Quachita College
Hope High School
Stanley
Rollin
Oklo
Altus
Guark
Ark
Russellville
Russellville Tech
Okla
Iowa State College
Ames
Iowa
Swift & Co. Packers
Tennessee Mission School
Smith-Hughes
Fouke
Hempstead
House debates new commission to be appointed by president
Representative Britten attacks the bill as a trap for the president’s advisers. He claims the measure was drafted by “baby saved boys” from the “little red house in Georgetown” and questions who surrounded the president. The House continues discussion on creating a new presidentially appointed commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slo
Britten
Ulianis
Red House
Georgetown
Georgia Governor seeks halt on state tax action and railroad receivership
Georgia governor won a federal court order restraining state action to enforce a presentment for taxes and to proceed with arbitration of assessments. He attacked the court for appointing H. D. Pollard as receiver of the railroad, calling for action to bar a private owner or Atlanta official from halting government machinery. The railroad reported its property at 17,121,444 for tax purposes, while the comptroller raised it to 44,100,000, with receiver taxes estimated at 1,275,000. Judge Barrett in Jacksonville declined to comment on the governor’s move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Barrett
H. D. Pollard
Atlanta
Seminole
Bryan
Central of Georgia
Barrett
Jacksonville
Fla
Biographies Heard by the Rotarians at Hope Rotary Club
Henry was chosen delegate and Albert Graves alternate to the Memphis district conference of Rotary International this month at the Friday meeting of Hope Rotary Club in Hate Barlow. The Juncheon program, led by Nick Jewell, featured three club members in brief autobiographical sketches: the Rev. Thomas Brewster, Coach Teddy Jones, and County Agent Frank Stanley. The Rev. Mr. Brewster, born in England, spoke of his early life and move to Canada as a missionary clergyman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dim Hi. Henry
Albert Graves
Memphis
Rotary International
Hope Rotary Club
Hate Barlow
Nick Jewell
Thomas Brewster
Teddy Jones
Frank Stanley
Brewster
England
Canada
Voice of the people and college reform call
The passage argues that many ambitious individuals heed the people’s voice despite resistance, praising sacrifice for country. It asserts all should work rest and recreation, values balanced life and knowledge, and urges change in colleges to better serve national needs.
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Sip Henry LN
Earth
Heaven
J. Weldon Crawford
The
Baptist Church
Bradley
Gus Haynes
John S. Gibson
C. C. Callins
James Embree
Jd. L. Green
W. B. Mason
Hugh Jones
5. L. Murphy
W. R. Rogers
Boris Boyett
Maxine Myatt
Jane Phillips
Martha Anne Singleton
Horace Jewell
Edwin Dossell Jr
Margaret Powell
East Second Street
Sub Deb Club
Mary Joyce
Scriptions
John P. Cox
Garnets Pressing Shop
Hope Music Co
Moreland’s
Main Street
Floyd Porterfield
Just
Saenger
Crbaesas Bargésh
Lanny Ross Charles Ruggles
Ann Sethern
Flelody
Yne
Worders
Kay Frangis
Digk
Dolores del Rio
Rae
Ort
AL Jolson
H Aller
Guy Kibbee
SAT
Sally Bilors
Richard Arlen
Kit Carson
Cumming
Woodin
Berlin Philharmonie
Treasury
Roosevel
Washington
American Car and Foundary Company
Chicotco’s Farm
Georgia
Rotarians
J. R. Henry
Wayne I
Actunizer Life
First National Bank
415
Hope, Ark
Vinal
Presil Englisse Ree Pounds
Middlebrooks
Tom Kinser
Fiona
John S. Gibson Drug Company
Lamene
Nate
Hershey
Wisconsin
del Monte
Wm. Rogers & Son
Oper Eta
M” Store
California
K.C
Mother's Chrystal Ware
PHG
ePeet
O. K
Shawnee
Crean
Coty
Poda
Life Bouy
Woodbury
Eagle Swamps
Geo. W. Robison & Co
Nashville
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