Serial Story Three To Make Ready By W. H. Pears
A dramatic high school fraternity chapter night ends with Tony gravely hurt by a stench bomb. Paula tends him at the hospital while Chris denies involvement, forcing trust and secrets amid looming scandal. To Be Continued.
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W. H. Pears
Pavla
Tony
Paula
Hal Bascomb
Hal
Cardman
Hall
Chris
Paulle
Pautle
Kile
Gamma Tau
Paulie
Bill Jenks
Barney
Clean-up Paint-up Fix-up drive boosts county score cards
Miss Mary Claude Fletcher leads Hempstead County home demonstration agents in a 1500 mailed Clean-up Paint-up Fix-up score sheets drive as rural women join Better Homes Week efforts. Five thousand score cards distributed in Hope and Hempstead to urge participation, with W P A project engineer Chester Green requesting 300 cards for workers to log two weeks of improvements and return by June. Railroads Missouri Pacific L and A K S Frisco pledged full cooperation in the campaign to win the National Clean-up Paint-up Fix-up trophy for Arkansas towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Claude Fletcher
Hempstead County
Miss Fletcher
Better Homes
Hope
Chester W. Green
R. L. McCain
Missouri-Pacific
Albert Patten
Arkansas
Buerau
Baptist Plan Bible School at First Baptist Church
The First Baptist church plans a Vocation Bible School under Miss Anderine Farmer educational secretary. It runs June 2 through 13 with five departments for ages four to 16. Registration and prep is Friday May 30 at 3:30 p.m. Last year’s enrollment was 214. adding a beginner department is expected to raise it. Departmental superintendents named. The piece notes US oil pipeline mileage.
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The
First Baptist Church
Anderine Farmer
James McCullough
W. R. Hamilton
Lawrence Cagle
Hervey Holt
Seeya Gibson
Social Calendar Highlights Local Gatherings May 22 23 24
Social calendar lists Bridge parties hosted by Brookwood PTA Howe Economics Cottage and others from May 22 to 24. Events include afternoon and Friday bridge clubs at private homes, a Friday Music Club chorus practice, a Miss Marie Antoinette Williams Gh recital, a Rose Garden club call meeting, and a spring recital at City Hall. Avalon Garden club garden party at McMath Gardens features gowns, roses, and blossoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookwood Pta
Howe Economics
McMath Gardens
Syd McMath
Avalon Garden Club
McMath Garden
Garden Greeting Opens Recital and Club Meeting
Guests welcomed in a garden setting with shrub arches as Miss Marie Antionette Williams prepares for a Friday recital hosted by Mrs J C Carlian at the aunts home. Bay View Reading Club adjourned after officers were thanked and a program by Mrs R M LaGrone Sr. featured, including songs by Mrs K L Spore and Miss Story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
3. C. Carltan
Miss Williams
Marie Antionette Williams
J. C. Carlian
Marie
Nannie Parking
Sophia
Nanette Williams
Steve Cardiginy
Bay View Clate
Tast
Bay View Reading Club
Steve Carrigan
Suimmer
J. A. Henry
Edwin Ward
Gus Haynes
J. A. Benry
Arch Moore
Edway Ward
R. M. LaGrone Sr
K. L. Spore
Elliott
Saint Snens
Miss Story
Tshenikowsky
B. W. Edwards
Pearl Curran
Little Brown Owl
Huzzi-Peeca
Chopan
Mary Delian Carrigan
C. D. Lester
Har
Local Social Notes Highlight Family Visits and Hospitalizations
Personal mentions include the Whitten family visiting relatives in Little Rock with Mrs. Witten’s sister Mrs. Tate from Detroit also visiting. Dr. and Mrs. Neighbors return from Ft. Smith after attending the state Dental Convention and Auxiliary meetings. Bertha Zimmerly is hospitalized at Julia Chester after a major operation, with aunt Bertha Hochuli of Columbia, Missouri visiting at her bedside. Mary Margarel Hannah and daughter from Shreveport plan a city visit. Marjory Lee Threlkeld, a Chicago native and Hope alumna, will represent Illinois at the Great Smoky State Wildflower Festival in Knoxville June 3 to 5. Joe Thomas of Nashville is a patient at Julia Chester Hospital after an appendectomy. Mrs. Nallon Wylie was a Tuesday ...
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Dolphus Whitten Jr
Little Rock
Bertha Zimmerly
Julia Chester Hospital
Bertha Hochuli
Columbia, Mo
Marjory Lee Threlkeld
Chicago
Ill
Hope
of Illinois
Knoxville
Tenn
University of Tennessee
Joe Thomas
Nashville
Dulia Chester Hospital
Louisiana Hayride Revisited Warns of Democracy's Fragile State
A book review examines Louisianas Huey Long era in Louisiana Hayride by Harnett T. Kane. It argues dictatorship arose from democracy’s perceived inadequacy and warns of similar risks elsewhere. The piece stresses safeguarding democracy through unity and renewed commitment, noting the postwar era may spark unrest and appeal of totalitarian ideas. Followed by local society notes from Shreveport and surrounding area.
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Morrow
Huey Long
Louisiana
Lang
Harnett
T. Kane
America
The
American Bible Society
Mountain Wool Co Offers Fine Coarse Yarn
In a brisk exchange, L invites interest in coarse yarns from Mountain Wool Company. The response shows curiosity and asks for a couple of sample options, signaling potential purchase.
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The
Mountain Wool Company
Golf Tournament Will Make Fourth Time Students Meet
A haunted scene unfolds as two men discuss a bridge game shared with a ghost. The ghost jokes that four are needed to play, noting that rigor mortis will set in, while references to Ohio State and a 26 hole count hint at a college venue and event context.
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Ohio State
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Bain Ik
Tony Turben
Inferne
Alice McMath
Tony Dear
League
Dick Forster
Henry Grant
Ada
Okla
Dorsey McRuody
C. D. Gibson
Robert LaGrane
Dorsey McRae Jr
Comer Boyett
Charles Dana Gibson
W. R. Campbell
San Antonio
W. J. Jones
Lyle Moore
Alston Foster
Vincent Foster
Dick White
Evan Wray
W. R. Herndon
Leonard Ellis
Roy Powell
Brooks Shults
Charles Thomas
Jett I
Graves
Jett B. Graves
First Methodist Sunday School
B. W Edwards
Paul
Royce Weisenberger
Elsie Snyker
Prudence Jones
Fair Park
Clus
Lois Steadman
2 In 1
Fair Parke
Baptist Plan Bible School
United States
Barlow
Thompson Evans Jr
Will Ertertain
Floyd Porterfield
Gebhree Ware
J. C. Carlton
Marie Antoinette Williams
Marie and
Nannie Parkins
Rose Garden Club
Jane Deed
Ralph Routon
Pine
City Hall
Saenger
New Orleans
Marlene Dietrich
Blondie
Chas. Starrett
Outlaws of the Panhandle
Misa Nancy Henry
Sydney McMath
McMath
2. C. Carlton
City Federation of Garden Clubs
Roy Stephenson
Azalea Club
Ji. L. Broach
Fintey Ward
George Newborn
Wren
Louis
Ine Theatres
Outlaws
Matinee Daily
Vic
Tumble Dawn Ranch
Arizona
Sun
Oladios
Brown Bilt Shoe Store
J— My
Mark Hannah
Mary Margarel
Shreveport
City
Nallon Wylie
U.S
Terrell Cornelius
Mrs. C. N. Black
L. M. Lile
Hot Springs
Claudia Whitworth
Sparkman
Arthur Zimmerly
Basil York
Arkadelphia
Cooper
Talbot’s
Mark Twain
Tulane
Crosby Square
Mojud & Archer
Talbot
Yellow Cab Company
Hone Roosevelt Hotel
Cantal Hotel
A. Institute of Launder
Enoars
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