Friends and Memorial Songs Highlight Hope notices
A column of local notices covers a Mrs. Carlton vocal program at home on East Third Street, Mrs. Hollis returning from St Josephs Infirmary, and various social visits. Memorial services at Rose Hill Cemetery feature Hope Boys Band with W Ellis addressing, plus upcoming rehearsals and spring piano and instrumental recitals by local students and families across Hope, Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Carlton
East Third Street
Rose Hill Cemetery
Pat Cleburne
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Charles Locke
America
Hope Boys Band
W. A. Hammonds
First Christian
Shipley
Lowthorp
William Ellis
Texarkana
Fred R. Harrison
First Methodist Church
Ralph Routon
North Pine Street
Nummers
Sara Ann Holland
Enola Alexander
William Routon
Martha Houston
Mary Waynes
Dulcie Dee Campton
Martha White
Martha Ann Alexander
Helen Crews
Mary Ross McFaddin
Matilda McFaddin
Gwendolyn Evans
Peggy McNeill
Dorothy Moore
Barbara LaGrone
Sarah Jane Murphy
Betty June Monts
Mary Alice Miller
Rosalyn Hall
Eva Jean Milun
Mary Lee Cook
Norman Sandlin
F. B. Ward
The Independent Woman's Divorce and Job Dilemma
A discussion of married women in cities facing job loss or reduced prospects when marriage is expected to support a family. It cites a case from The Independent Woman about a wife divorcing to work while living with her husband, and argues employers still view women as stepping stones to marriage. The piece asserts that women with responsibilities value their jobs more and that marriage can deepen commitment to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Maryland
Washington
Joes
Trace
Maryland Mariners
Gin Marriage Law Stirs Washington
A lighthearted AP analysis of a proposed Washington gin marriage law. It jokes about Maryland ministers lining up to perform marriages at all hours, compares cross-border effects, notes past federal employment rules, and quips that Washington residents cannot vote. The piece plays on the humor of legal overreach and local quirks.
Working wives and marriage duties in modern life
A 1987 NEA Service piece argues women should keep jobs after marriage when needed, but husbands should be self supporting. It notes capable unmarried women deserve work and that many married women remain employed due to economic pressures, while criticizing husbands who rely on wives’ salaries as liberation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEA Service, Inc
Dorothy Fined For Speeding In Quiet Home Scene
A mother scolds Dorothy for misbehaving and racing at home. The father arrives to check on the quiet scene. Dorothy reveals she has been fined for speeding, framing a domestic moment with a humorous misstatement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy
Fath
Little One
Romanian Exiled Prince May Lead Nazi Loyalists
Exiled Romanian prince Nicholas Brana may be the same man as Niki Brana, eyed by anti Nazi factions. The Iron Guard lures him with promises of control in Romania while he resents his brother King Carol for disinheriting him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Bronner
NEA
London
Niki Brana
Europe
Prince Nicholas of
Rumania
King Carol of
Brana
Nicholas
Carol
Niki
Iron Guard
Tron Guard
Romania
Magda Lupescu
Guardists
Zizi Labrino
Helene
Greece
Lupson
England
France
Michael
Madame Lupescu
Carral
Bucharest
Madame Cavianu
Kim Carol
Zlai
Helen
Magda
Voices on civilization and progress from notable thinkers
A collection of quotes spans views on civilization and culture from J G Le Von and J Howard Howson at Vassar, Jesse Lasky predicting TV and theater trends, a blunt strike and taxation take, and Arthur H Vandenberg urging an accurate unemployment census to reveal real problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Guiana
J. G. le von
J. Howard Howson
Vassar College
Tom
Jesse Lasky
J. T. Lincoln
Wility
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Michigan
Swiss photographer Herbert Matter finds women draw American buyers
Swiss born Herbert Matter, famed for mountain scenes, shifts to American markets after coming to New York. The 29 year old, who studied art in Paris and learned photography without instruction, favors outdoor candid shots and skis, promising strong demand from manufacturers and merchants for his work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonn J. Kelly
New York
Herbert Matter
Switzerland
America
Mr. Matter
Matter
Paris
Strang- A
Translated Bible Dialects Highlighted in Swiss Regions
A fragment notes efforts to translate the Bible into regional dialects in Switzerland and other locales. It mentions collaborations with a sister and a mother figure, reflecting the devotion to family and faith across native and foreign dialects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liz
Tannagleberg
Switzerland
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Mel
S. G. Norton
A.C. Whitehurst
Mary Arnok
Arkdelphia
Anc
Arkadelphia
American Legion Auxiliary
M. M. McCloughan
East Severl Street
H. ©. Kyler
Abe My
Terrell Cornelius
James R. Henry
Hope
Broadway of America
Broadway of America Association
Memphis
al. H. Robison
Hot Springs
Robison
A. N. G. Medical Corps
Wylie Robison
Ancon
Panama Canal Zone
Ben Flora
Drew
Chas
Dana Gibson
Brinkley
Finley PF. Gibson
John 5. Gibson Sr
Louisville
New Orleans
Finly
Friday Music Club
R. M. LaGrune
Sid Ienry
el Dorado
Surrey Gilliam
Lon McKeever
George McKeever
Nauvea
Ala
Odie Wilson
Arley
Fils Heat, Jre
Francis Laviateed
Tues
Gene Raymond
Ann Sothern
Jack Lard
White Fang
Saenger
Anu Sn
Cao Oy
Netten, KS
Working Wife
Associated Press
Wasilington
Congress
Melroy
LUCK
Mrs
Niki Brag
They
Helen Welshimer
Mani
Mountain Photos
Harry W. Shiver
Hope Star
Shipley Studio
South Walnut Street
Hetter
Norge
Norge Rediator
Jeff
Hope Furniture CO
R. V. Herndon
T. 5
Cornelius
Star Publishing Co
South Walnut
Hope, Arkansas
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