Community notices and social updates fill Washington homecoming
A long list of social events and visits unfolds with church homecoming in Washington, Texarkana guests, school faculty weekend trips, and meetings of garden and Clark clubs. Attendees include Dr. Lowrey, Miss Mary Billingsly, Mrs. Fannie Garrett, and many local families with relatives across Arkansas and Texas. The Bay View club hosts a Thursday meeting featuring state D A R regents and addresses by dignitaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Billingsly
Gordon Public School
T. Tt. Billingsly
Bay View Club
Charles Haynes
West Second Street
Fragmented Sourced Text Teases Mysterious Events
A garbled report hints at a sequence of names places and actions yet the full meaning remains unclear. The readable fragments mention individuals and locations as well as possible events or discussions without delivering a clear narrative.
City Auditorium Hosts Hopebrary Adation Fundraiser
Music lovers are invited to a concert at the city auditorium sponsored by the Hopebrary adation with a full program change promised. Mrs. Chas Lowthorp has just returned from a two week visit in Little Rock and inspired many social events in the capital city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest McWilliams
Little Rock
Ef Atin
John Trimble
el Dorado
Frank Trimble
Chas, Lowthorp
Kiddies Club plans new program and film feature night
Despite rain a big crowd attended the Kiddies Club on Saturday. The program included songs recitations and jokes. Next week features games a new funny song and film previews with Frank Fay in Under A Texas Moon Galloping Gaueho and Pick Run Your as novelties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saturdie
Polly Moran
Marie Dressler
Frank Fay
Mother's Day Program by Local School Clubs Recites Songs
A Mothers Day event featured a girls chorus from the Ooles by souhnal performing a song titled Moth lew. Recitations followed by Edris Gibson Mary Della White Martha Ann Singleton and Paul Waddle. A Brookwood School mixed chorus sang a song. Management distributed Mother’s Day verse cards for club members to take home to their mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oolesby Souhnal
Edris Gibson
Mary Della White
Martha Ann Singleton
Paul Waddle
Brookwood School
Lightning bolt kills youth near Fulton
Foreman Ark May 10 Buddie Lee Eastman six year old son of Mr and Mrs Boston Eastman was killed late Friday afternoon by lightning while plowing a field on his father farm two miles east of Foreman The boy survived by his parents and four sisters
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Foreman
Ark
Buddie Lee Eastman
Boston Eastman
Personal News Briefs From Hope and Nearby Towns
Thomas Beanvield spent the past week in Texarkana visiting relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Pullen of DeQueen spent Sunday with the family of Mrs. W. H. Childers in this city. Billy Childers returned to Ashdown today after visiting his mother, Mrs. W. H. Childers. Duel Eastwood of Foremyan is visiting his sister, Mrs. W. Hl. Childers in this city. Pete Day of Texarkana, formerly with Patterson's Department Store of Hope, was a visitor here Wednesday. Fred Hawkins of the Washington Velugraph spent Sunday in Hope. Miss Ethel Beasley of Stamgps spent Sunday with friends and relatives in Hope. Laura Turner of Spring Hill, Wis, was shopping in Hope Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Beanvield
Texarkana
Bryan Pullen
DeQueen
W. H. Childers
Duel Eastwood
Pete Day
Patterson's Department Store
Hope
Sywys Day
Ethel Beasley
Stamgps
Laura Turner
Spring Hill
Wis
Girls Prisoners Escape Plot Fails at Auburn Prison
Two young inmates Sallie Joyce Richards of Buffalo and Amietta Buseum of New York state, both aged 2, slipped from cells and stole keys but were recaptured by state troopers before leaving the prison yard. They were both sentenced on hold-up charges.
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Freedom
Sallie Joyce Richards
Buffalo
Ametia Buseum
New York
Auburn
N. Y
King Tells a Wonderful Story About Rats
A reader recounts using RAT-SNAP to control a rat infestation, noting many dead rats within days and few live ones thereafter. The ad lists price and distributors including Wired & Son, Crescent Drug Co, and W. Cox & Sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
Wired && Son
Hope
Crescent Drug, Co
Washington
Fulton
First Woman Announces Ohio Governor Candidacy
Anna K Storck of Elyria becomes the first woman to announce a run for Ohio governor. Storck is linked to the Socialist Labor party and has framed her bid within this political context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEA
Cleveland
Ohio
Anna K. Storck
Elyria
Soctattat Labor
Johnson praises industry boom and farm Livestock plea
The speaker forecasts a 1932 prosperity boom driven by widespread industrial and agricultural revival across counties. He warns cotton may average about 15 cents, favoring Arkansas Oklahoma and Texas which can produce cheaper. Ellison highlights Camden’s surge from rail access to rail driven industry. The North Carolina Bar Association reports 1,100 members. Texas highway department launches a road right of way tree preservation campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Texas
South
Missouri
Ellison
Camden
Quavhita River
Carmden
MELLO GLO Face Powder Promises Longer Wear
An ad touts MELLO GLO Face Powder for lasting wear and smooth texture. It emphasizes a French process, pure powder, even color, non peeling finish, and a youthful bloom. John P. Cox Drug Co and Geo W Robison & Co advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Cox Drug Co
Geo, W. Robison & Ca—Advy
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Richard DIX
Astors
Rudy Vallee
Wes
Star
Lose
Rosy Valle
Kerhole
U.S
Orrow
Féchool
Beryl
Phew
Eshmenis
Mary Noll
Jane Carter
Mitch
Four of Clover
Kiddles
T the Saenger
Morelands
Mrs
Eddie Spraging
Join Lowery
May Barber
Dr. Lowrey
Methodist Church
Hardy Smiley
Mary
R. B. Williams
Wallie Book
John Thomas
Hainer Carpenter
George Conway
Charles Burnett
Allie Johnson
A. H. Carrigan
J. Procetor
Wichita Falls, Tex
Dr. Pink
Miss Mary Carrigan
Selma Lee Barnett
Ouachita Allege
Fannie Garett
Col
Charles Garrett
Hosea Garrett
Pine Bluff
Janes William Cantley
Quachita Collence
Arksdelphia
W. M. Cantley
T. A. Middlebroks
7. W. Berry
Smackover
J. A. Briley
Springdale, Ark
J. Frank Miles
J. E. Victor
Warren
Robert Campbell
Blanch Campbell of
Shreveport
Bessie Bettle
C. E. Royston
Randolph Hamby
Prescott
Rosa Wallis
Fannie Old
Chester Lester
Mr. Lester
Hare Will
J. T. West
Bertha Turner McRae
Hattie Anne Feild
Will O'Brien
Kltia Son
Tom McLarty
Stumps
Chattanooga
Tenn
William Powell
Benson
Sarah, & Son
Saenger
Fox Movietone Farce
Sue Carol
Kay
Senate
Ruth Hanna McCormick
Center
United States
Ilinois
Charles S. Deneen
Senate Campaign Expenditures Committee
C. C. Dill
McCormick
Senator Deneen
Claude Hickerson
This City
Mickergorv
W. F. Bridgeman
West Fourth Street
J. Ms Arnold
Volla Detine
Evelyn
Billy
Business
Kiddies Club
Anu
Maker's Day
Saenger Theatre
Billy Childers
Ashdown
Fred Hawkins
The
Washington Velugraph
P. A. Lewis Motor Uo
Texaco
Texas Company
G. HH
Harvell
Rexall
John
Gibson
North Carolina Bar Association
Texas State Highway Department
Hollingsworth
Earle
Allin
Dea
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