Women Circle of ra Ba sist church meeting May 26
The Sovial Calendar notes Women Circle of a Presbyterian church will meet Monday night at the home of Clyde Osborn. Practical Nurses will gather at six at Alpha Zeta Chapter of Sigma Phi at Miss Jene McDowell’s 521 West 4th Street at 7 30 p.m. All members urged to attend. On Wednesday May 28 Mrs Edwin Stewart will present a piano recital at Hope High School auditorium at 8 p.m. The public is invited.
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Ra Ba Sist
Clyde Osborn
Alpha Zeta
Sigma Phi
Jene McDowell
West 4Th St
Edwin Stewart
J Hope High School
Ednesday
Local Family Guests Extend Friday Visit
The text notes Mrs. Denzil Putman of ana and Mrs. Dewey Putman with family as Friday guests including Friday night gatherings. The fragment mentions two Putman households hosting in the same day’s events.
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Denzil Putman
Ana
Dewey Putman
Plan to divide India into Hindu and Muslim states approved
British and Indian sources report the British Cabinet has endorsed a plan to split India into separate Hindu and Muslim states as a fallback if Indian leaders reject a unity appeal. Viceroy Mountbatten drafted the proposal, with broad autonomy for provinces under a central government, and he returns to New Delhi on June 2 to present the plan.
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London
India
Ount Mountbatten
Dia and
Burma
Mounts
New Mountbatten
New Delhi
Iants
Graduate Student Loses Brief Case at California Institute of Technology
A California Institute of Technology graduate student reported a lost briefcase containing his doctoral degree. He had completed the five years of study and earned the degree recently.
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Pas Sngelen
Californiastitute of Technol
Truman’s Mother Weakens as President Grief Deepens
Grandview Missouri May 24 17 President Truman grows more anxious as his 94 year old mother Artha E Truman weakens noticeably. His physician reports only that her condition is unchanged while the president notes she is growing a little weaker. He abandons plans to return to Washington and stays at his Kansas City hotel apartment awaiting possible emergency calls.
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Grandview
Presiden Truman
Artha E. Truman
Charles G. Ross
Graham
Mrs. Truman
Muehlebach
Kansas City
Ross
Matthew J. Connelly
Tommy
Johnny
Steel Executives Fell to Have Cut Off by Lawyers Testimony
Charles Margiotti told a Senate small business subcommittee that his client was told by a New York lawyer to pay $62.50 a ton as an override for five unnamed big steel companies. The client E A Kerschbaumer sought 300 000 tons of sheet steel but the deal collapsed.
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Washington
Charles Margiotti
Pittsburgh
Senate Committee
New York
Margiotti
Senate
Teel
E. A. Kerschbaumer
Margrot
Kerschbaumer
Herber
Cubs Edge Phillies 2 1 In Close Wrigley Game
Sleepy Paul Ream 49 of Wheaton dozed through the Cubs Phillies tilt at Wrigley Field yesterday drawing 8 000 fans. He woke after police released him from a dark car and asked who won the game. Cubs 2 Phillies 1.
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Chicago
Wrigley Field
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia Phils
Paul Ream
Wheaton
William Nolas
Dell Brust
Cubs
Books Accompany Dead in Yunnan Burial Tradition
In Yunnan province, China, superstitious natives bury the deceased with their favorite books. They believe the texts bring luck and guidance on the journey to the afterlife, a practice noted by observers of local customs.
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Yunnan
China
Tolliver debut stirs Ostego society and family plans
In Ostego, Hubert Tolliver’s funeral triggers a social debut by the Tolliver women led by Flora and Annabelle. A boarding school narrator recalls the Tollivers’ penniless arrival, their charm and scheming suitors, and a planned garden party that evolves into an elaborate fete champetre as Flora pushes for thrift and spectacle.
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Otsego
Hubert Tolliver
Tolliver Girls
Ostego
Tollivers
Carstens
Hubert
Flora
Annabelle
Sam
Nelson Forbes
the Tollivers
Te Finneran
Tolliver
Mr. Nelson
Nelson
Lafe
Florabelle
Sister
Louise Darline
Births in Hempstead County Chronicle of Hope and Emmet
A long list of births across Hempstead County includes Betty Sue, Linda, Karen, David, Jerry, William, Nelda, Raymond, Richard, Patricia, Glenda Ann, Sharon, Flossie, Mary, James, and others. Names show families in Hope, Patmos, Rosston, Emmet, McCaskill, Ozan, Fulton, Columbus, and nearby towns with both boys and girls born to multiple couples. The report names parents and towns, reflecting a busy period of new arrivals across the region.
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White Gilbert
Margaret Lamont
Patmos
Betty Sue Fred
Belva Glanton
Hope
Paleda
Horace
Margaret McCarty
Bobbie
Eyburn
Dorothy Smith
Marjorie Rogers
Emmet
Mary Beth
Ernest
Mary Sundberg
Janice
William
Eirdie Kyles
Jerry
Mary McKenzie
Ooy
Wesley
Wanda Mayo
Zirl
Nelda
Paul
Eva Power
Raymond
Loree
Johnson
Bessie Cooper
Day
Richard
Dorothy Betts
Larry
Thomas
Hazel Aaron
Almarene Cox
Myrie
Madison
Thedal
Lewisville
James
Glen
Margery Eley
McCashkill
Glenda Ann
Robert
Edna Griffin
Fulton
Patricia
Erby
Hattie Martin
Sharon
Weldon
Darnea Fulton
Blevins
Mary
Elmer
Odell White
McCaskill
Flossie
J.C
Juanita Williams
Trudie Moss
Missing Persons in Paris Reach High Daily Total
Report notes that Paris records about 520 missing persons each day in 1931, reflecting a stark urban phenomenon and drawing international attention to disappearances in the French capital.
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Paris
Church of Christ invites all to worship at five points
The Church of Christ at 5th and Grady invites neighbors to attend Bible study at 9:45 a.m. and preaching at 11:00 a.m. Communion follows at 11:45 a.m. A Young Peoples Class is at 6:30 p.m. Worship at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday services include Bible class at 2:00 p.m. and evening class at 7:00 p.m. The minister is Otis L. Rowe.
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Church OF Christ
Grady Otis L. Rowe
Garrett Memorial Baptist Church Service Schedule
The Garrett Memorial Baptist Church on North Ferguson Street led by Pastor D. O. Silvey invites the public to worship this Sunday. The Rock of Ages program airs on KCMC Texarkana from 9 to 9:30 a.m. and includes Sunday School at 10 a.m. Worship at 11 a.m. The Baclaureate service cancels evening worship. Auxiliary meets Monday 1:30 p.m. Prayer meeting Wednesday. choir practice Friday 7:30 p.m.
First Methodist Pine at Second Hosts Services With Sermon
First Methodist Church at Pine and Second announces Church School at 9 45 a m Morning Worship at 10 50 a m featuring Behold the Hand of God by Grieg The sermon asks What Difference Does Religion Make The next Sunday evening features Hope High School commencement There is no vesper service at 5 30 p m on May 25 Choir Practice is Wednesday at 7 30 p m
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First Methodist Pine
J. E. Cooper
God
Grieg
the Hope High School
St. Mark's Episcopal Lay Reading Services May 25
St. Mark's Episcopal invites parishioners to lay reading services at 11 a.m. on Sunday May 25. The event provides an opportunity for readers from the congregation to participate in the service.
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ST. Mark’s Episcopal
First Baptist Church Announces Sunday Schedule Change
Rev S A Whitlow leads Sunday services at Third and Main with 9 30 Sunday School and 10 59 morning worship featuring a solo by Mrs Jack Hervey and God Is Love by Bean. No Training Union or Evening Service due to high school Baccalaureate. Workers Council supper Tuesday 615. Fellowship Hour Wednesday.
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First Baptist
Third
Main Streets
S. A. Whitlow
Jack Hervey
God
Bean
Workers’ Council
First Presbyterian
Thos. Brewster
FIRST CHRISTIAN MAIN AT WEST AVENUE B
Sunday School begins at 9 45 a m with classes for all ages. Morning worship and sermon at 10 50 with a solo by Ted Jones. Evening service canceled for a high school graduation at 7 30. Workers Council meets Monday at 7 45 for all Sunday school teachers and officers.
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First Christian Main
West Avenue
Wm. P. Hardegree
Ted Jones
Workers Council
Dorothy Dix on Going Steady at First Presbyterian
Dorothy Dix argues that the going steady custom harms youths by forcing premature maturity, harming education and development, and narrowing future marriage prospects. She warns that it unfairly binds both genders, leaving girls especially caught when relationships end.
Local Home Demonstration Clubs Schedule May 26–31
A listing of evening and afternoon tie-dyeing and craft demonstrations by Dolph Home Demonstration Club Baird's Chapel 4-H Club Friendship 4-H Club Oakgrove HDC Shover Springs Hopewell and Sweet Home 4-H clubs with times and locations through May 31 with no events on May 29 30 31 noted.
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Dolph
L H. Parris
Baird’s Chapel
Clyde Cummings
Friendship
Friendship Methodist Church
Oakgrove
HDC
Leo Collier
Shover Springs
G. A. Garrett
Hopewell
Sweet Home
Harris Store
Holliday
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Washington Square Arch
Howe Farnham
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Een
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Hempstead County
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Sweeney
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Korn
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Jack Benny
Fred Allen
Charley McCarthy
Rudy Waljee
Lyman Bryson
CBS Symphony
Phil Spitalny
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Tony Martin
Burns
Allen
We the People
Jean Arthur
Sammy Kaye
Grabriel
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Ferguson T. F. Ford
Young Peoples
Heuday
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Hempstead
Hope American Legion Post
Hope Furniture Company
Southern Publishing Company
Camden, Arkansas
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