Rose Club Garden Party in Hope Arkansas
A social calendar record details the Hope Rose Club garden party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Rogers on Fourth and Hervey Streets. Guests met by Misses Murphy, Williams, and Hyatt, with officers and members welcomed by Mrs. Canty. The event featured rose-themed decor, fresh flowers, and a punch cake service, described as a festive start to a hoped-for local garden club federation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Club
Hope
Hope Rose Club
Riday
J. L. Rogers
Fourth and
Hervey Streets
Gavelen
Betty Murphy
Nanette Williams
Effie Hyatt
C. &. Weaver
Hugh Jones
Emrneet O'Neal
W. M. Canty
J. L. Redgert
Mra
JC. Carlton
Sceva Gibson
Mine Johnson
W. ‘B. Mason
Marjorie
O'Neal
Harry Shipper
A. B. Sprageins
W. H. Bourne
Amul
If. O.kylep
W. CG. Andres
Nature
Thomas Brewster
Garerett Story
Arkansas
Hamilton Orton
Ashdown
Miss Smith
Jayzella
Green
Gallatin
Tennessee
Texarkana Horse Show expands as entries grow
Nearly 20 entries in the $1,500 second annual horse show at the J. Ty Parks estate near Texarkana prompt officials of the Four States Livestock association to enlarge facilities. Four competition classes include entries owned by Gov. Carl B. Bailey and others. Special is Migs Texas, a trick mare owned by J. Kenney of Dennison, famed for performing commands from spectators.
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Texarkana
J. Ty Parks
Four States Livestock Association
Southwest
Carl B. Bailey
Arkansas
L. M. Wimberly
Louisiata House of Representatives
Joe D. Hughes
Houston
Murray C. Letts
Longview
R. H. Lewis
Dallas
Migs
Texas
J. Kenney
Dennison
First Methodist Church Circles Hold Meetings
Circle Four met at Mrs. D. L. Bush home with 21 members and one guest. Circle Three met at Mrs Harry Hawthorne’s home with 23 members. discussions included motherhood tribute and Negro projects. Musical selections and devotional led by circle leaders marked both gatherings.
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Vesey
First Methodist Church
Nora Carrigan
West Avenue B
T. S. McDavitt
Sue Jones
Lord
C. M. Agee
John P. Cox
HL H. Stuart
Luke Johnson
D. L. Bush
C. Cook
A. M. Rettlg
Edwin Ward
Billy Joe Rettig
Cirele
Numegber
Harry"Hawthorne
Mall Street
Webb Laseter
Glen Williams
C. C. Parker
C. A. Graves
North Carolina
Personal Mentions Highlight Local Guests and Visits
Local society notes list Mr and Mrs Gus Haynes hosting their son Ben Haynes from Washington DC and Nel Louise Broyles visiting Henderson State Teachers College with Miss Sara Ann Holland. Others include Miss Mary Beth Routan visiting grandparents, Mrs Ida Foster hosting weekend guests, and Marjorie Moses returning to Hope for the summer with Floyd Moses and friends. Also noted is Frandis joining Arkansas Gazette staff, Ervin Tate's recovery after surgery, M S Bates and Jack Porter visiting Prescott Chapter, Bernard Waddie and De Ridder guests, H M Olson weekend with relatives, and William Shoulder planning to move back to Hope. Several brief asides mention England’s home production share and a dog-eared animal joke excerpt.
Yarger Junior Play to Be Given Friday
Yerger High School junior class presents Girl Shy a nine comedy in three acts Friday May 10 at the Yerger auditorium. The play promises action and entertainment with proceeds aiding the junior senior prom.
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Yarger
Yerger High School
Yerger
Townsend Meeting Called Here Sunday
J. S. Mayo announced Tuesday that a Townsend meeting will be held Sunday May 12 at 4 o clock at the court house in Hope Route tour vocal outline of town event expected attendees and local organizers expected to attend the event at the courthouse in Hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Missionary Society
Abton Kyler
Alma Kyler
Hinton Davis
Crow
Bltrige Ross
Luke Johnson
Kenneth Hamilton
J. S. Mayo
Hope
Townsend
Ope
Germany Spent a Navy for Iron Ore War Economic Puzzle
Washington punditry explains Germany's iron ore reliance as a 30 to 22 arithmetic problem. Germany imports 22,000,000 tons yearly while needing 30,000,000 to sustain steel production. Even with new ore deposits and higher output, ore quality and blockade limits jeopardize supply, forcing wartime risks like declaring a naval campaign for Scandinavian ore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Stinnett
Washington
Germany
France
Newfoundland
Sweden
Adolf
Shelmen
Mesabi Range
Lake Superior
Swden
Russia
Brine Appears in Oil Walls Again in Oklahoma
Oklahoma oil fields produce vast brine byproducts from 4.4 billion barrels of petroleum. State action halted river contamination and now 30 disposal systems inject brine underground, handling 150000 barrels daily. Companies funded the $1.5 million effort with state engineering support.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Pollution Department
State Division of Water Resources
Gil
Fontotee Countity
Farmers and policies for market growth and relief analysis
The speaker urges expanding the farmer's market, boosting rain products via scientific research, and government aid for experimental uses like southern pine paper. Proposes barter with foreign nations, no price fixing, and restoring customer demand while trimming political influence in relief programs. Ms Flynn provides analysis of candidates' replies.
Grapes of Wrath Play Featured in Waterfront Saloon Scene
A simple production titled Grapes of Wrath Continues from Page One portrays diverse human types in a waterfront saloon. The notice lists distinguished histories and biographies including Abraham Lincoln War Years by Carl Sandburg, Woodrow Wilson Life and Letters by Ralph Staniard Baker, and Collected Poems by Mark Van Buren, each priced at $1,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Abraham Lincoln
Carl Sandburg
Woodrow Wilson
Ral Staniard Baker
Mark Va Buren
Sweden and Allies clash over steel supply route
The article discusses control of steel and fuel amid Danube trade, noting Germany relies on Swedish steel and a northern push to shield it. It recalls World War supply pressures where Alsace Lorraine aided Germany, which could not repeat that bolstering factor this time as Sweden becomes pivotal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danube
Sweden
Germany
England
France
Alsace-Lorraine
Alsace-Lorrain
Unclear fragment prompts headline style note
A scrambled OCR fragment mentions coffee, a date, and a reference to Rome with officials and a pope. Names and coherent events are unreadable. The readable bits suggest no clear person, place, or action to summarize meaningfully.
Territory Dry Hole Manages Dry Hole Near Claim
A fragment notes a region described as dry and dull, where a 2,800 barrel daily operation faced an obstacle. The crew shifted over a quarter mile before achieving a successful dry hole, indicating a cautious mining or drilling effort in progress.
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Tray View Reading Club
Gus Haynes
Paisley Pvt
A. Balsley Selvol
Brookwood BP
A. Brookwood School
A. High School
Frederick E. Hearn
Abbie Hutchens
Frances Simms
C. CG. Chaney
Edna Franklin
Mary McCorkle
Clarke Griffin
Kennie McKee
Fred Robison
Thomas Brunsfiel
Dorothy
Irene Hearn
Edward Scholey
Mary Catherin Bruner
Misa
Anna Deine Westbrook
M. Lauderback
Jack Brady
Texarkana Horse Show
Governor Bailey
Batiste
von Lego
Talbot
Rialto
Saenger
Montgomery
the Earl of Chicago
Edward Arnold Reginald Owen Fomund Gwenn
Spencer Tracy Hedy Lamarr
Ladies Specialty Shop
Kenneth L. Spore
Hamilton
Glen Parker
Garland Darwin
An Mra
Ben Haynes
Washington D. C
Louise Broyles
Sara Ann Holland
Henderson State Teachers College
Arkadelphia
Mary Beth Routan
Little Rack
Mrs. C. BP, Routon
Ida Foster
B. W. ‘T'Shert
Ruby Reagan
Dallas, Texas, Om
Marjorie Moses
Washington, D. C
Mrs. Floyd
Moses
A . Frandis
James Montgomery
Fort Smith
The
Arkansas Gazette
Hope High School
Hendrix College
Ervin Tate
M. S. Bates
Eb,s
Prescott
Jack Porter
Ruby Me' Ec
Bernard Waddie
de Ridder
Louisiana
Claude Waddie
H. M. Olson
William Shoulder
Fred
Catherine
Townsend Meeting
Ms. Flynn
Srden
Cook
ePiaki
Rome
Bemberg
Stuart
Electrolux
Servel
Parisio
Arkansas Louisiana Gas CO