Dance Gala Hosts Socials At Bundy Club House
Theith School and College Set members attended a weekend dance hosted by Mr and Mrs Sid Bundy at the Emmet club house. Guests included Miss Mary Kent E P Young Miss Carolyn Ros ingon and Thomas Kinser among many others and music by an orchestra. The event featured a lively floor show and a chaperon group led by the Bundys and Dick Ligon. The W M S of First Baptist Church held a May meeting with Circle 5 winning the highest count.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ith
Sid Bundy
Emmet
Fort Hope
Mary Sua Kent
E. P. Young
Carolyn Ros
Ingon
Thomas Kinser
Rosemarie Hendrix
E. B. Wall
Elizabeth Stroud
Oliver Glin
Nancy Hill
Charles Bundy
Mary’ Wilson
John Barrow
Gladys Wisner
Briant’ Bundy
Marjorie Moses
Thomes Franks
Frances Yocum
Joe Whaberly
Florence Davis
Jack Guthrie
Margaret Shama
Bob Ligon
Martha Houston
Mark PuehAaty
Nell Louise Brayles
Royal Adams
Parggould
Patsy Ann Campbell
C. Vv. Nuoh
Lucille Ruggles
Leroy Murphy
Roxy June Sutton
David Coleman
Frances Bonner
Mariania
Bill Tom Bundy
Evelyn
Bryant
Ralph Hill
Nancy Robins
Crit Stuart Jey
Mary Pouky
Frank McLarty
Kenneth Crank
Penrod Franks
Dan Pilkington
Chiperons
Mrs. Bundy
Dick Ligon
W. M.S
First Baptist Church
Chure
Circle Number
W. B. Mason
W BR. Hamilton
J.B Schovley
Webb Tuseler Sr
Hugh Jones
John Shiver
Seeva Gibson
Luther Higgason
Washington Homecoming Draws Big Turnout on Mother's Day
The annual Washington Homecoming attracted many former residents for a May 14 social calendar day in Hope. Notable speakers included Ur Grandison Royston of St. Louis, Mrs. M.S. Morgen of Texarkana, and Mr. Stuart Wilson of Texarkana, with numerous Hope residents listed as attendees and guests. Mrs. C. C. Spraggins hosted a sit down tea honoring friends from Pleasant girlhood days, featuring an elegant reception and a serve-yourself luncheon as attendees recalled past associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hope
Grandison Royston
St. Louis
M.S. Morgen
Texarkana
Stuart Wilson
C. C. Spragsins
B. C, Hyatt and Children
Lee Foster
Vincent Foster
Frank, Trimble
Carolyn Trimble
Clyde Mill
Nancy Hill
Joh Clyde Hill
Frank Ward
Lacey Hannah
Mary Carrigan
P. B. Carrigan
Dolph Carrigan
Ellen Carrigan
George Green
Elizabeths Green
Roy Stephenson
John Lee
C. C. Spriggins
R. J. Kennedy
Ft. Worth
Texas
Eva Stotsenberg
New Albany
Ind
W. A King
Memphis
C. C. Spraggins
Spraggins
B.C. Hyatt
Lee
Goodhys
Evan Stotsenberg
Fort Worth
W. BR. King
Tenn
Dan Hart
Nashville
Jane Batile
Fulton
Judge Woolilge
Pine Bluff
McClung
Morrelton
Hamby
Prescott
Hope Indies
Nellie Turner
C. GC. Stuad
Steve Carrigan
Novy Carrigan
Sue Jones
Lee Poster
Miss Lile to Represent Hope at U D C Event in Shreveport
Miss Mary Ann Lile of Hope Arkansas will represent her chapter at the Confederate Cotillion in Shreveport as part of the Commemoration of the Final Confederate Surrender. She is one of two entrants from the district and may be named First Lady of the Confederacy. The event runs May 4 through 26 with parades, markers, and the lowering of the flag on May 26.
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Fhate
William Hughes
Little Rock
Shreveport
Mary Ann Lile
Hope
Jealillion
Lile
Scarlett O'Hara
Lily
Louisiana
Trans-Mississippi
Arkansas
Texas
Oklahoma
Carl E. Bailey
Trans-Mississippi Department
Laughton Lookalike Shocks Hollywood Producers
In Los Angeles a 13 year old American-born boy, Paul Matthews of Akron, Ohio, looks like Charles Laughton and even moves similarly. Gene Towne and Graham Baker spotted him in a theater foyer and arranged work on a production, while Laughton declines to be photographed with the boy.
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Hollywood
Los Angeles
Gene Towne
Charles Laughton
Graham Baker
Bis
Focals
Laughton
Paul Matthews
Akron
Ohio
Paul
RKO
Towne
Baker
Tom Brown
Little Lauighter
Fire whistle to sound twice in Three Rivers
In Three Rivers City Club seeks to have the fire whistle sound twice after alarms. Residents recall the whistle was used to indicate a blaze was extinguished and no further worry was needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rivers
Three Rivers
Choral Club Meeting Rescheduled to Saturday Morning
The Choral Club of the Friday Music Club will not meet Wednesday as planned. The meeting will be held Saturday morning at the Saenger at 10 30. The Girl Scout Council will hold its regular monthly meeting on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friday Music Club
Saenger
Girl Scout Council
Weekend Guests Share Townwide Social Notes
Personal mentions record week end visitors and host families. Mr and Mrs Bill Brasher hosted, with Mr and Mrs Graves Peay and Miss Maule Peay of Little Rock. Thurman Humphries stayed with Mr and Mrs Wil Humphries of Shreveport. Marjorie Walker visited Lenoke relatives, amid assorted other local social exchanges and family connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Brasher
Mrs Graves Peay
Miss Maule Peay
Little Rock
Thurman Humphries
Wil Humphries
Shreveport
Louisiana
Wow. McCrarry Jr
Marjorie Walker
Lenoke
U S Will Join Protest to Nazi Invasion
The United States said it would join other American republics in a joint declaration protesting Germany's invasion of Holland Belgium and Luxembourg. The State Department conveyed readiness to Uruguay and the other republics to participate, following Uruguay's proposal coordinated with Panama and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Germany
Holland
Belgium
Luxembourg
State Department
Uruguay
Bridge Puzzle Baffles Kentucky Geographers
The new Ohio River bridge at Surprise Livermore Kentucky confounds locals as it begins in McLean county then crosses into Ohio county and returns to McLean. The span crosses a small V shaped bulge where Ohio county intrudes into McLean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Surprise Livermore
McLean County
Ohio County
Couple Walks Out After Refused License Plot
Cleo John McNeal faced a refused marriage license in Tipton County Indiana as he prepared to gut his shell and marriage license application. He and his bride-to-be left without the license after McNeal asked whether the event would be reported, and the couple exited the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tipton
Cleo
John McNeal
McNeal
Speedy Justice in Houston Ends Fast for Shoplifter
In Houston JPH Aan was arrested for shoplifting, charged, convicted, and sentenced within twenty minutes, and on the way to the city farm to serve a $300 fine. He said he “waited speedy justice and got it.” Snedery hits 787,000 telephones, or 127 per 1,000 residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Texas
Dances Call and Partners Salute at the Hall
The verses describe a subdued dance scene where two gents cross over then join hands. The call urges partners to salute, swing their corner ladies, and promenade the hall, with both gents and ladies participating in the sequence.
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Roberta Stuart
Davis
M. 8. Bates
Miss Lile
U.D.C
Bernard Luski
M. BE. Mdginton
Cecil
B. Ed. Baker
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Hope High School
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Balalaika
Ann Sheridan
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Pat O'Brien
Everet Norris
Searsible
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John
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