Marjorie Hig gason and Royce Smith Bride in Simple Home Rites
The wedding of Miss Marjorie Hig gason and Royce Smith was solemnized Wednesday at the bride’s South Hervey street home in a simple ceremony conducted by Rev. James F. Brewer Jr. The couple, attended by relatives and close friends, celebrated with a reception and cake cutting before leaving for a Mexico City trip. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Higgason, is a Hope High and Ouachita College alumna. the groom, formerly of Atla nt, Texas, now managed the local A P store. They will reside at the Allen Duplex on West Fifth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernoon
R. M. Briant
Marjorie Higgason
Royce Smith
South Hervey Street
James F. Brewer, Jr
First Baptist Church
Ghent
Dorothy Perkins
Luther Higgason
B.C. Hyatt
Claudia Mann
Malvern
L. E. Higgason
Hope High School
Ouachita College
Arkadelphia
Geo. W. Robison & Co
Smith
Our City
Atlant
Texas
Elizabeth Evans
Mary Sue Anderson
Minneola
Ruby Owen
Mrs. Smith
Mexico City
Allen Duplex
West Fifth Street
Hope Garden Club Meeting At Mrs Aline Johnson Home
The Hope Garden club will meet at 4 o clock Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Aline Johnson East Third street. It is urged that each member come prepared to pry dues. The Bay View Reading club closed activities for the club year with a delightful picnic at Fairpark Wednesday afternoon at 4 o'clock. Mrs Hugh Smith, newly elected president, conducted a quiz foristr table after a bountiful picnic lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Garden Club
Aline Johnson
East Third Street
Bay View
Standard Oil Film Shown at Barlow Hotel Bar
A new talking motion picture Sulphur and Molasses produced by the Esso Marketers was shown before 701 as Tuesday night at Hotel Bar. District representatives dealers salesmen and Esso Marketers guests enjoyed the film which dramatizes guest service and merchandising practices for dealers. The cast included Richard Bond Marian Shockley Edward Craven Robert Shayne Donald H. MacBride and Monty the dog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esso
Richard Bond
Marian Shockley
Edward Craven
Robert Shayne
Doneald H. MacBride
Deiter Dus
Monty
Hollywood
Bicycle Ridership in U S Reaches Four Million Estimate
Estimates put the number of bicycle riders in the United States at four million. The report notes Oklahoma has converted more acres to prairie hay production than any other hay type in the past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Oklahoma
Local Social Notes And Musical Evening Report
Mrs R M Patterson and several others were honored with dainty gifts at a social event. Clyde TL Thy Bavoulaur Musics will be heard Friday night at the Methodist church. punctual arrival urged as rehearsal lasts one hour. Mr and Mrs W O Mianihan returned from New Orleans after attending a Southern Baptist convention meeting. Mr and Mrs C F Routers Sr stayed overnight with Horace Routon in Ashdown. Christine Frith returned from a stay in Little Rock, accompanied by Mrs George Me Brive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Briday
Meo
Mes. C.F. Routers, Sr
Horace Routon
Ashdown
Christine Frith
Litle Rock
Lune
George Me Brive
Missionary Jeter to Speak at Hope Gospel Tabernacle
The Rev. Hugh P. Jeter, a returned missionary from Peru, will speak at a Friday night service at 7 45 at Hope Gospel Tabernacle. He sails from Los Angeles June 1 to resume his appointment in South America after furlough in the United States. Jeter, a Southwestern Bible Institute graduate, has taught at the Latin American Bible School in San Antonio and is praised by the Foreign Missions Board for his effectiveness and experience. The public is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh P. Jeter
Peru
South America
Serice
Hope Gospel Tabernacle
Los Angeles
United States
Jeter
Southwestern Bible Institute
Enid
Oklo
Latin-American Bible School
San Antonio
Hope
Saenger Rialto to Install New Cooling Systems and Show As Good As Married
At the Saenger Rialto, new Cirocco coal washed air system and a washed air plant on the Rialto roof are being installed for cooler patrons. The comedy drama As Good As Married stars Juhi Boles Doris Nolan Walter Pidgeon Tara Birell Ernest Coswart Katherine Alexander Alan Mowbray and Esther Ralson. John Harkrider, art director, resigned sets that attract nationwide attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saenger-Rialto
Saenger
Rialto
the Saenger
Juhi Boles
Doris Nolan
Walter Pidgeon
Tara Birell
Ernest Coswart
Katherine Alexander
Alan Mowbray
Esther Ralson
John Harkricer
Universal
Roosevelt Faces Court Expansion Debate Over Age Rule
President faces Senate scrutiny over appointing Robinson to the Supreme Court while a 60 age limit looms. Senator McNary backs Robinson, claiming guaranteed Republican votes, as Logan proposes a compromise tied to administration support amid a looming judiciary battle.
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Senate
Robinson
Roosevelt
McNary
Oregon
Logan
Dem
Supreme Court
van Devanter
Judiciary Committee
Administration backs amendment to court bill to sway senate
Six senators determined to vote against every Amendment to defeat the bill in the senate. Administration leaders planned to modify the bill before the committee vote to win over enough senators. They supported Senator Logan's amendment allowing one extra appointment per year while judges over 75 remain and total bench stays under 15.
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Senate
Administration
Logan
Congressional careers tangled by patronage hints
The passage describes William Slowie and family ties to politics as Congressmen Pat's son William might enter Congress, Slowie serving as congressional secretary, and a scramble by town and corn-state delegations for favorable positions. It outlines rivalries over appointments to the maritime and communications commissions with figures like Joseph P. Kennedy and Radio Man Berger noted in the shifting patronage battles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hard
William
Congress
Slowie
Maritime Commission
Joseph P. Kennedy
Communications Commission
Iowa
Berger and Michaelson
Visitors and guests listed in Nashville notes
Ozan Clebe Stuart and Jack Goodlett were visitors to Nashville Thursday. Rev and Mrs Froy Wheeler and son of Russellville were guests of Mr and Mrs J H Barrow Thursday. Mr and Mrs B A Barrow and daughter Lucille of Memphis were guests as well.
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Clebe Stuart
Jack Goodlett
Nashville
Froy Wheeler and Son
Russellville
J. H. Barrow
B. A. Barrow
Lucille
Memphis
Revival services at First Pentecostal Church continues this week
Pentecostal revival services at First Pentecostal Church located at West Fourth and Ferguson streets proceed nightly at 7 45 p m under Rev and Mrs R M Hungerford of Chicago The schedule includes Mrs Hungerford speaking on The New Birth Wednesday and Rev Hungerford delivering the Thursday message Several attendees responded to the invitation Special music enhances each evening Public invited to attend
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First Pentecostal Church
West Fourth
Ferguson Streets
R. M. Hungerford
Chicao
Pattern for 37 Beach Beauties
An exhilarating model for the Summer Girl of 1927 is this shapely siren Mitzi Uehlein. Her proportions will be the ideal by which about 2000 California bathing beauties will be judged in the Miss California selection during the Venice Mardi Gras pageantry in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitzi Uehlein
California
Venice Mardi Gras
First Methodist Church Seeks Worship With Ten Day Meeting
Fred R. Harrison will lead regular services at both worship hours. He is conducting a ten day meeting at Mineral Springs and will return to preach at both services. Morning topic The Modern Saint. evening topic The Potential Prodigal. Church school at 9 45. Epworth Leagues at 6 45 pm. Mrs Join Wellborn to preside at organ in absence of Mrs Routon. No church services May 30 due to high school bac gala at Saenger theater.
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Mineral Springs
Epworth
Join Wellborn
Ralph Routon
Saenger Theater
Weekend visitors and church notes from Hope area
Weekend guests included Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Robins and Mrs. M. S. Bates of Hope who stayed with Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Robins. Local residents attended a Baptist church service and a club meeting in Hope, with social visits by families from San Antonio Tex and Texarkana. The Baptist Missionary society met May 17 at the home of Mrs. J. B. Robins, led by Mrs. Wilbur Jones with Bible study by Mrs. O. C. Robins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Robins
M. S. Bates
Hope
J. B. Robins
Mesdames
J. T. Smead
C. D. Ball
Shirley Stuart
Ben Goodlett
Floyd Matthews
O. C. Robins
C. K. Osborn
Autry Smead
W. D. Jones
D. F B. Goodlett
Chlora Ditty
Alma Han‘na
Eugene Goodlett
Wilbur Jones
St. Joh
Meeting Closed With Song and Prayer in Bermuda
Mrs. Wilbur Jones led the meeting which closed with the hymn More About Jesus. Mrs. C. K. Osborn offered the closing prayer. Afternoon guests included Mrs. B. A. Barrow and daughter Lucille from Memphis and Mrs. Pearl Harris of Dallas. Bicycles are a household necessity for all in Bermuda where automobiles are banned.
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Wilbur Jones
Jesus
C. K. Osborn
B. A. Barrow
Lucille
Memphis
Pearl Harris
Dallas
Bermuda
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Mrs. Lip Henry
John Wellborn
Ralph Rauton
First Methodist Church
Prescott
Garden
J. H. Weaver
Cliff Franks
J. J. Honeycutt
Mamie Briant
Dell McLanahan
Fred R. Harrison
C. C. Spragins
West
Division Street
G. F. Miles
Iari ED
John Boles
Walter Plogeon
Alan Moworay
Lutala Birell
Poker Flat
Border Caballero
Joe E. Brown
Gene Autry
She
Ranger
Bettes
John P. Cox Drug CO
Chaplin
Liza Grey Chaplin Aguirre
Charlie Chaplin
Aguirre
Barlow
R. M. Patterson
M. HW. Barlow
A. L. Black
L. A. Foster
H. H. Stuart
Robert Bridewell
Honores
Clyde TL
Die
Mrs. W. OR. Mianihan
New Orleans
Souther Baptist Convention
Crete
Gorla
Hall
Yayzer Y Cleaners &Hatters
Nelson-Huckins
George Scarbo
Xan
Een
Hugh P. Jeter Will
Frances Dee
Pat
Ozan
Calif
Real
Hee Erick
Allan
Revival Service For
Pentecostal
A. C. Erwin
Dodge
B. R. Hamm
Ack
II Ai
Goi Eee J All Druggiste
The
Blue Valley Cream Co
Warren's Grocery
J. T. Thomas
Harry W. Shiver
Jon Sale
Shipley Studio
South Walnut Street
Hope Star
EPSOM
P&g
Wizza H Xeyai Ana
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