Coming and Going in Hope and Nearby
Personal notices detail visits and travels of local residents and relatives across Texas Oklahoma Arkansas and Michigan. Frances Cornelius Leila Griffin visit Monahans and Charles Griffin family in Texas. Harold Sanford family to McNeill Arkansas for high school graduation. C D Sims former Martha Sanford salutatorian recipient. Alice Lorraine Heard with Parents in Stillwater. Donnie Loveless family Detroit return and aunt visits Tennessee Kentucky and Illinois. Lt Martha Jane Eason completes first half of Physical Therapy course at Brooke Army Medical Center Fort Sam Houston and prepares for final training in Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donnie Loveless
Norma Dean
Detroit
Mich
Hope
Martha Jane Eason
South Main
Medical Field Service School
Brooke Army Medical Center
Fort Sam Houston
Texas
Army Medical Center
Army
Fruit and Vegetable Freezing Demo At Liberty Hill Club
Liberty Hill Home Demonstration Club held a session on freezing fruits and vegetables led by Mrs. 2 H Byers with eight members and one new member Mrs C W Harrington attending. Guests and leaders discussed pressure cooker gauge testing with Mrs Irvin Betts inviting owners to bring lids on May 16 to Mrs Blackwood for gauges. A poultry report was given by Mrs W H Light and the next meeting will be at Mrs A A Fuller s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Hill
2. H. Byers
L. R. Morrow
C. W. Harrington
Irvin Betts
College Notes Arc. Tech mwaka graduates and admissions list
Charlie Walker Wilson Jr of Columbus received an associate of science degree at Ark Tech during spring exercises attended by 96 junior college graduates. The report also lists admitted and discharged individuals across Hope and surrounding areas, noting new arrivals and family updates with several names and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Walker Wilson, Jr
Columbus
Ark. Polytechnic College
Wilson
Ark. Tech
Court Docket City Docket Summary of Guilty Pleas and Fines
A historical court docket shows multiple defendants: Clara Williams pleads guilty to possessing untaxed intoxicating liquor and pays a $50 fine. Robert Lee Nelson forfeits £10 bond for disturbing Pence. Lonnie Jonson forfeits $10 bond for drunkenness. Costela Wesson pleads guilty to drunkenness with a $10 fine. Y Egor Williams is tried for assault with a deadly weapon and fined $25. Cecil Williams in assault and battery forfeits $10. Alex Willis pleads guilty to No driver's license and pays $3. E A Jones speeding forfeits $5. Frederick L Lassler speeding forfeits $5. State docket J B Honeycutt pleads drunkenness and forfeits $10. Frank Charles drunken while driving is tried and fined $25 with notice of appeal. Bonds fixed at $10 for R 3B Heimbhill and dismissed notices for in transit licenses. Givil Decker White Co. v Jake Cheatham notes action on a $433.90 note with default judgment of $253.90 for plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Williams
Robert Lee Nelson
Lonnie Jonson
Costela Wesson
Y Egor Williams
Cecil Williams
Alex Willis
E. A. Jones
Frederick L. Lassler
State Docktt
J.B. Honeycutt
Frank Charles
R. B. Meirathill
Givil Decker White Co
Jake Cheatham
Accidents Claim Lives of Three Arkansans
Three Arkansans died in weekend incidents in Arkansas. A pedestrian, Norman McDonald, 25, was struck by a St. Louis and Southwestern locomotive in downtown Camden. An auto plunge into the Arkansas river near Fort Smith left passenger James Sands, 27, drowned. companion T B Wagner, 23, swam to shore. Archie Owens, 1, died from knife injuries in Craighead County. Casey South, 30, of Lunsford, charged with murder. preliminary hearing set for Harrisburg Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Arkansas
Norman McDonald
Camden
St. Louis and SouthWestern Railway
Arkansas River
Fort Smith
James A. Sands
Charleston
Ark
T. B. Wagner
Archie ~ Owens
Craighead County
Poinsett County
J. Lee Wright
Casey South
Lunsford
South
Harrisburg
Arkansas names Kelton Call new labor commissioner
Dr Kelton Call a linotype operator for the Little Rock Arkansas Democrat was named labor commissioner succeeding M E Goss. Governor McMath announced the appointment on Saturday as part of the state labor department leadership update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Kelton Call
Little Rock
Arkansas Democrat
M. E. Goss
McMath
The
International
Advice on talking less and marrying within class
Dorothy Dix counsels a reader to balance talkativeness with fair conversation not monologue. She warns against joining the silent sisterhood and urges tact, while the male correspondent questions marriage across class lines and warns against unwise unions.
Dear Dorothy Dix Keepsay on Wages and Freedom
A reader writes about an unhappy marriage in which a prosperous husband pays only 50 dollars a month in wages and provides no extra support. The missive raises concerns about financial control and dependence in a marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorthy Dix
Typographical union veteran remembered as longtime official
A 27 year member in his local typographical union and official role in the Arkansas Federation of Labor Legislative Committee highlighted the career of a longtime unionist. The obituary notes his service within local land state typographical unions and his continued involvement in labor governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Typographical Union
Call
Typographical
Arkansas Federaltion
Labor Legislative Committe
Also Mentioned on This Page
Christian Service Brigade of the Hope Gospel Tabernacle
Joseph Geno
First Baptist Church
Training Union Workers Council of the First Baptist Church
H. Paul Holdridge
Hope Gospel Tabernacle
Cosmopolitan Club
Barlow
Church of Christ
Unit Baptist Church
Thespians
Jimmy
Dick Hammons
Betty Ann Benson
H. E. Benson
Hamilton St
Henderson State Teachers College
Miss Benson
H. Grady Smith
Henderson Music
College
Alpha Sigma Alpha Sorority
Student Christian Association
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hat
Spg Road
Onj
First Christian Church
Unity Baptist Church
Hinton Davis
Little House
Fair Park
Xgn Department
J. Y
Ross Gillespie
Mittie McCammon
Ft. Worth
Sam Peck
McFaddin-Thomas
Miss McFaddin
Mary Ross McFaddin
Lindsay Cotton Thomas
First Methodist
Aubrey Walton
John Summers
Ed McFaddin
Marsue McFaddin
Nancy Moses
Margret Ellen Letzig
Robert P. Taylor
Mrs. Floyd Mnockett
Holydale, Calif
J. M. Hackett
Frances Cornelius
Leila Griffin
Charles Griffin and Sons
Monahans
Tex
New Mexico
Carlsbad Caverns
Harold Sanford
Billy and
Mary
McNeill
McNeill Highcchool
C. D. Sims
Martha Ann Sanford
Magnolia
S A & M College
Alice Lorraine Heard
Oklahoma A. & M
Stillwater, Okla
Joseph K. Heard
Lydia
Pinkham
E. Pinkham
Julia Chester
Mrs
Jewell Byrom
Rt. 4
Nancy Breed
Franklin Ormer
Chester MecKanitie
Jim L. Brown
Emory Jones
T. M. Barber
McCaskill
Henry Fenwick
Little Son
Donald Landes
Lewisville
J. W. Gilliam
W. L. Helton
Fulton
Lester McRoy
BE. C
Charlene Edwards
Gayle Williams
Joy Ann Robertson
Murfreesboro
John Wooten, Jr
Rosston
G. T. Pirmin
Texarkana
Jimmie Frances Aaron
Rt. 1
Don Wilson
Emmet
Arkansans
L. A. Linotype
Dorothy DIX
Miss Dix
Silent Sisterhood
Ales
Fie Ben Syndint
Sun
Techncolor
Bobbie Brooks
Enchant
Ici
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