Sunday Social Notes and Local Marriages in Texas
Local brief mentions include Sunday visits by Hea Sid Henry and Chad Cotten in Texas, a Mothers Day party planned by church groups, and the engagement and marriage announcements of Opal Wise to Claude Taylor and Magdalene Graham to Claude Waren. Also noted are scout outings, church circle meetings, and visits to relatives in Arkansas and Kansas with several residents traveling for weekend stays.
Fife Preaches on Going to Church in Hope
Evangelist Dr Clyde Lee Fife drew his largest Hope audience Monday night delivering Why People Stay Out of Hope Churches. He warned against excuses for not attending church and urged sincere repentance, comparing church hypocrisy to a tiny dark spot on a white field and emphasizing salvation through Jesus Christ over fraternal affiliations.
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Clyde Lee Fife
Hope
Fife
Janen
America
Kingdom of God
Chicago
Cleveland
Ohio
Amin
Jesus Christ
Wedding Held at Home of Reverend Rogers in Lamesa
In Lamesa Texas a Saturday evening wedding took place at 7 o clock at the home of Rev Wallace R Rogers pastor of the First Baptist church The bride wore a blue pebble crepe gown with white accessories Attendants included Miss Margaret Cornelius of Lamesa and George Bearden The couple will reside in Lamesa Mr and Mrs Wagener were weekend guests Mrs Helen Hark ness and Mrs W P Simms of Jefferson Tex attended nearby
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Lamesa
Texas
Wallace R. Rogers
First Baptist Church
Margaret Cornelius
George Bearden
Wagener
Subdivision homesteads criticized as costly failures
The article surveys subsistence homestead projects across states, noting poor early designs and costly outcomes. It lists Arthurdale and Red House as high profile, with costs from $4100 to $10,000 per family, 2922 families housed, and 27 projects started of 86. It describes Resettlement’s reassessment, seven new approvals, and 11 of 49 active projects completed, aiming to recover about 80 percent of building and stock costs. A show place at Arthurdale and the Longview project in Washington state show mixed results, while Red House faces construction limits. Monthly family charges around $20.36 anticipated after transfer to corporations.
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Roosevelt
Louis Howe
Reedsville
Arthurdale
Red House
W. Va
Crossville
Tenn
Woodlake
Texas
Tygart Valley
W. V
Westmoreland
Interior Department
Show Place
Azurdale
Rush Holt
West Virginia
Red Howse
Smountain
Cor Operative
Hightstown
N. J
Barbour
New York
Longview. Wash
Houston Gardens
Hiv
Senator Johnson Announces Run for Governor
State Senator Arthur J. Johnson of Star City announced Monday his candidacy in the Democratic primary for governor. He cited friendship across the state and a desire to see proposed oath protections upheld, noting his role in 1933 pre audit and 1934 bond refunding laws that supported economy and budget balance.
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Little Rock
Arthur J. Johnson
Star City
Johnson
Suburban Resettlement Gains Ground in Tugwell Plan
A notice describes Resuxaris Gar dens Texas transferring 50 families to a homesteader owned corporation paying off 153000 at 3 percent interest with 9372 admin costs. Each resident gets 2 houses 3 14 acres with facilities leading to 232 monthly charges about 24 percent of 1186 yearly income plus crop yields.
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Resuxaris Gardens
Texas
Tugwell
Battle Royal of Wrestlers Here in Hope
Five top wrestlers will wrestle in a royal format at the American Legion stadium on South Walnut. One by one eliminations occur until four are out, with a 45 minute semi-final and a two hour final to crown the champion. Names signed include Green Cyclone, Looney Lefty Williams, and Bouncing Bob Montgomery. Promoter Mauldin plans to pack the house with free passes offered this week.
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American Legion
Ace
Green Cyclone
Looney Lefty Williams
Cabot
Bob Montgomery
Pacific Coast
Mauldin
Hope
No Doubt About 51 Rastus
A fragmentary exchange features characters Sambo and Rastug in a comical, racially charged dialogue. The snippet hints at a memory of being scared during a domestic incident and ends abruptly with a mangled line.
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Sambo
Takeoff of the Hinderburg Amid 25000 Witnesses
The Hinderburg lifts after a tow from the hangar aided by 90 seniors and 150 civilians. A 10:15 p.m. start, shifting gangplanks, and a lively crowd of 25,000 witness the dramatic maiden hop to Frankfurt. Passengers include Mary Lewis Hague and Harriet Hague.
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Hinderburg
W. von Meister
Harriet Hague
Elk Street
Worcester
Mass
Frankfurt Z am-Main
Germany
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Sid Henry
Tye
Chad
Owen Meredith
Rony Cotten
Leneview
Mes, Wit, Chandler
W. EB. Lock
Wilmet, Ark
Mia. Lack
Mya
Franks Hearne
Mary Jane
Mr. Hearne
Vivian Lu
Percy Sharpey
Jh Mooringsport
Tua
W. F. Bridewell
Tyler
Texna
C. A. Bridewell
Chas. Roy
Camden
J. EB. Cargile
Alathesa
Gleaners
Omnia Mothers
Exucational
South Main Street
Mrs. C. D. Dickinson
Truth and Mary Joe
Mrs. C. Nr. Dickinson
Pittsburgh
John Wise
Opal
Claude Taylor
Clem Taylor
Taylor
Fred R. Harrison
Mrs. Taylor
Guernsey Birh School
Guernsey
Emmett Graham
Orge Duds
Moniay
Emporia
Kan
Etta Mahan
J. M. Harbin
Florence Turner
Bearden
Ark
Harbins
Richmond
Ind
Anna Judson
L. E. Talley
Dorothy and
Lawrence, Jr
Caddo Gap
Randolph Crutchfield
Marian
Charles Crutchfield
Arthur Barr
Robert Jewell
R. W. Muldrow
Chas
Ella Champlin
Carl H
Edun Nies
Blytheville, Ark
Womons
First Presbyterian Church
W. R. Orton
John Cain
Allelock
Nashville
J. W. Scoggins
Wontons
Young Talley
Beaumont, Texas
Mollie Talley
Shaver Springs
Burke Graham
iMagdalene
Claude Waren
Srenger Temple
Peter
Kyne Story
Siew. Werwey
Marshall Field & Co
Haynes Bros
E Evangelist
Helen Harkness
W. P. Simms
Jeffersul, Tex
Nelson Huckins
Senator Johnson
Star City Man
Mandy
Grant
Werringer
Bassaranes
Siu Aiag Z
Penney
Ecru
Sunny Tucker
Ean
J. G. Penney Company
Post Office
Hope Basket Co
DODGE
B. R. Hamm