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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1930

Page

5

Local society notes hint at gatherings and travel plans

Mrs. Charles and Etta Champlin and Miss Mamie Twitchell left this morning to attend the Osteopathic State Convention in Little Rock. Indies Auxiliary of St Mark's Episcopal will meet Monday at 3:30 in Mrs J D Barlow's home. Mrs. J L Webster left for Magnolia to visit her mother at Magia A and M college. W Christian Temperance Union held a rummage sale. $19.50 was raised. Members visited friends in El Dorado and Prescott. The June meeting will be at Mrs Warren Muldrow’s home. Elks plan an evening bridge Monday at 8 at their North Elm Street home.

Woman's Christian Temperance Union W. P. Ages East Second Street Bert, Keith Henry Watkins Agee Dorsey McRae K.G. McRae F. A. Buddin Mc Gnth H. Stuart Stosses Helen Claudia Asee Warren Muldrow North Hervey Street J. A. Brady Bert’ Keith Mrs. Keith O— the Elks

D A R Luncheon Honors Mrs Sigman At Hotel Barlow

Social event highlights the John Cain chapter D A R luncheon at the Hotel Barlow honoring Mrs. Martin L. Sigman of Monticello retiring State Regent and newly elected vice regent, with numerous members from Texarkana Arkadelphia and Washington in attendance and a pink centerpiece five course meal.

Barlow John Cain Martin L. Sigman Monticello National Organization W. H. Arnold Texarkana W. F. Mullins W. H. Arnvold J. A. Henry Mary Egan Beryl Henry Mamie Twitchell Whio Talbot Fett J. R. Henry Clyrles Haynes D. A. BR Hope Schools O. A. Graves Friday Mu Club Mamie Twilehe Bay View Uiat Travis Moltrex Washington Clebwen Co Mis Mon Arnold Mullins Charles Haynes East Second Street Bay View Club Munio Twitchell Sigmon

Officer Bob the City Canine Cop in St Louis

In St Louis on May 15 the police dog Officer Bob patrols a downtown beat with Patrolmen Walsh and Checkett. Four feet, not two, he wears brass collar buttons and a barking voice, has six arrests this year, and is rumored for possible sergeant promotion. He barks at anyone with a bundle, often leading to arrests.

Bob City of St. Louis St, Louis St. Louis Ben Thomas Walsh eGorge

Community News from Friendship and Waldo in Hope Area

Community members plant cotton today. Mr and Mrs J G May of near Waldo guested with Mr and Mrs J D Sandifer. J A Winberry visited daughter Mrs Ray Nichols. Lee Marlar and family made a business trip to Hope. Mrs May Smith stays with son Ernest in Hope. Elmer Caudle and Marshall McMillan visited Waldo. Singings drew locals. Sue McAdams of Hope ill but improving. Dennis May and family and Collie May visited Waldo and Hope areas.

J. D. Sandifer J. A. Winberry Ray ‘Nichols Lee Marlar Hope May Smith Ernest Smith Elmer Caudle Nhd Marshall McMillan Waldo Sue McAdams Dennis May Collie May Fear Hope

Local social notes from Hope and surrounding area

Mrs G W Gilbert guest of daughter Mrs Buice Arnett in Hope. Allena Wylie shopped in Hope Saturday. C G Hays bought a new bar. Mrs Lewis Franks in Hot Sprit. Mollie Wilker and Minnie Dildren, both of Hope. J Purtle busy in Hope Tuesday. Mr and Mrs E Me visited relatives in Hope. Work progressed on the new highway. the heavy work held up Lewis Gilbert in business Saturday.

Lewis Franks Mollie Wilker Minnie Dildren J. ‘Purtle E. Me Lewis Gilbert

D A R Congress Highlights In Washington Event

Mrs Shipley introduced Mrs Arnold with a poem and Mrs Mullins spoke after being presented by Miss Twitchell. Backing for the guess came from several dames and misses including Curri gan Lowthorp Henry Garrett Haynes Feild Twitchell and Westmoreland. A tempting plate luncheon followed. An attractive new evening pump features bright crepe with cloud pink blue or green background.

D. A. R. Congress Washington, D. C W. ©. Shipley Arnold Mullins Miss Twitchell Haynes Guess Merdames Steve Currigan C. 5. Lowthorp J. A. Henry Fannie Garrett Gus Haynes Latbot Feild Mamie Twitchell Bessie Westmoreland

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