Dawn Salutation And Local Social Happenings In Hope
A community column notes a Dawn salutation from a Sanskrit quote and lists local meetings. Hope’s ES chapter plans a 7:30 PM Thursday gathering at the Masonic Hall, and Friday Music Club convenes at 3 PM at Mrs. R. T. White’s home on North Washington. Also covered are a wedding at the Stewart home, visitors from Shreveport, a Hempstead county agent bride, and a tea hosted by Mrs. Cox for Texarkana druggist wives with a program on American Sports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Hall
R.T. White
North
Washington Street
J. D. Springer
Shan‘non
E. P. Stewart
South Hervey Street
Fred R. Harrison
First Methodist Church
Stewart Home
Hempstead
Hope
William R. Moore Dry Goods Company
Memphis, Tenn
Springer
Tennessee
North Carolina
Arkadelphia
Howard N. Spofford
Marguerite Griffin
Shreveport, la
John P. Cox
Fintey Ward
Frank Ward
Cox
South Elm Street
Texarkana
Cox Home
Paul Carroll
Lem Morrison
Carrall
Babson to Speak at Conway Graduation Event
Roger W. Babson, renowned statistician and author, will address spring graduates of Hendrix College and Arkansas State Teachers College in Conway on Monday May 25 at 4 30 p m as part of Falukner county centennial celebrations. He has led Babson Statistical Organization and served with U S government during wartime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conway, Ark
Roger W. Babson
Hendrix
Arkansas State Teachers Colleges
Falukner County
J. H. Reynolds
Hendrix College
Babson
Gloucester
Marss
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Babson Statistical Organization
Wellesley Hills
Mass
United States
Royal Statistical Society of London
Babson Statistical Service
Reynolds
Hospital Notes and Miscellaneous Local News
Miss Jettie Johnson of Patmos and Mrs. J. W. Winchester of Fulton received major operations at Julia Chester hospital and are reported improving or doing nicely. Miss Louise Smith of Hope and Miss Mildred Johnson of Columbus recover post surgery. Roy Cowling of the Arkansas State Highway department and Mrs. R. Williams are also noted as recuperating. A Syria ship incident near Alexandria leads to contraband findings. The Sahara Desert area is stated as over 3,500,000 square miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jettie Johnson
Patmos
Julia Chester Hospital
Louise Smith
Hope
J. W. Winchester
Fulton
Mildred Johnson
Columbus
Julia Chester
Calvin Cook
Francis Bateman
Miss Genie Chamberlain Plans Denver Trip
Miss Genie Chamberlain will leave Friday morning for Denver. Cols. Hal Lockman Jr. of Malvern is the guest of Rev. and Mrs. Fred R. Harrison. The City Youth’s Emperance Council will meet Friday evening at 7 40 at the First Baptist church. All members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genie Chamberlain
Denver, Cols
Hal Lockman Jr
Malvern
Fred R. Harrison
Emperance Council
First Baptist Church
Sixth Grade Pupils Enter Essay Contest
Centennial celebration participants include sixth graders Luta Mae Johnson Dorothy Bryant Myrtle Crosby Caro lyn Trimble Rosalyn Hall Aleta Lee Griffith Katherine Lane Ruth Bowden Hila Bearden writing on The Most Interesting Portion of Arkansas History.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Luta Mae Johnson
Dorothy Bryant
Myrtle Crosby
Carolyn Trimble
Rosalyn Hall
Aleta Lee Griffith
Katherine Lane
Ruth Bowden
Hila Bearden
Arkansas
Singing at Shower Springs on the fifth Sunday
A church or community singing is planned at Shower Springs for 2 welock on the fifth Sunday. Attendance urged with one invited guest per person. Numerous social visits are noted as Miss Jung Ruggles travels to El Dorado and neighbors gather for dinners and Sunday calls across local households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welock
Jung Ruggles
Jock Rogers
el Doran
Darleen
Wanda Roberts
Essie Lee Milllins
Eula Dean Caudle
Ruby Aaron
Lucille Ruggles
Jestine Ross
Eula
Dean Caudle
la ¥Eta
Tom England
Lockesburg
Ada May
Harry Phillips
Parker Rogers
John Rogers
el Dorado
Roy Rogers
J. B. Beckworth
Bodsaw
Wilburn Caudie
Raymond Johnson
Jack Rogers
Charles Rogers
Prescott
Mollie Talley
Etelia Cassidy
June Ruggles
Susie Roberts
Sunday Socials and War Factoid Mentioned
Readers note social visits among local families including Mary Sue Phillips Abert Smith England Reed Caudle Talley Mullins and Young. An adjacent line recalls World War I machine gun use and cites Lucia Zarate as the smallest person on record at two inches tall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Sue Phillips
Abert Smith
England
Oscar Phillips
J. S. Reed
J. W. England
Milton Caudle
Lucia Zarate
Wolfe Will Meet Williams at Arena in Twin Feature
Leslie Wolfe, top Malt heavyweight from Sherman Texas, meets Lefty Williams in the second twin feature at the open air arena on South Walnut Street Thursday night. Balk Estes faces Ken Hollis, out with a broken collar bone. promoter Bert Mauldin vows a worthy substitute. Admission is 10 cents, doors open 7 pm, show starts 8 15 pm, two out of three falls with two hour time limit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Wolfe
Sherman
Texas
Lefty Willams
South Walnut Street
Balk Estes
Toots Estes
Ken Hollis
Little Rock
Bert Mauldin
Hollis
W. C. Page
Card of Thanks for Sympathy and Flowers Note
Acknowledges friends and neighbors for kindness after the illness and death of a husband and father. Expressions of gratitude for floral offerings are featured, naming Mrs. E. G. Slaybaugh Dorothy Slaybaugh and Mrs. Helen Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. G. Slaybaugh
Dorothy Slaybaugh
Helen Anderson
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Powell
Mille
Bradford
Fara
Sid Henry
Ted Graham
Tullas, la
R. L. Hendrix
Graham
Annie Ruth Hendrix
E. S. Franklin
Edna
Helen
Thursady
Wilmot
Ark
Helen Griffin
RW. Griffin
Tiptonville, Tenn
L. D. Springer
Dora Springer
W. A. Chamberlain
Sony Charlee
DT . Chamberlain
Dugdar
Fanmaisia Td Ptr Cate Lod
Keane
Ano
Gulfspray
Hes
Ams
Roger Babson
Conway
State Teacher’s College
Syria
Alexandria
Egypt
Sahara Desert
Jean Sennett
Hollywood
Emerson
Oz. Battle
Rex
Flytux
Sibyl
Myrtice Spears
Cox Drug
John P. Cox Drug Co
Hagle
Wolfe
Williams
London
No Shrinka, Nelson - Huckins
Porterfield
Orville W. Erringer
Phono
EPHAN
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