Fragmented notes and social items from Hope page
A collage of local social events and visits includes a poetry fragment, guests traveling from Owensboro and Roswell, a bridge party at Duck's Tourist Camp House Browibway with Mrs Sid Bandy and Mrs Oliver Williams as hostesses, awards for guests like Mrs Marc Duffie and Mrs J Ep ham, an Open House hosted by Mr and Mrs R V Herndon for Hope High seniors, and visits by Dwight Andres from Baylor and Gordon I Campbell of Aetna Life Insurance en route to Texarkana for a convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duck
Browibway
Sid Ban
Or. V. Herndon
S. Mainst
Hope High School
Frances Snyder
Jean Young
Ro Gorden I. Campbell
Aglansax
Aetna Life Insurance Company
Hope
Texarkana
The Great One by Henry Farr review
A Philadelphia politician echoes Boise Perrose in a satirical rise through corruption. The tale follows a man who aims for mayor, then council, trading vitality for power while his dream gradually flickers out amid a society of compromise and public apathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Farr
Philadelphia
Boise Perrose
Senior Play to Be a Weird Thriller at City Hall
Hope High School presents Tiger House the successful mystery comedy at the city hall in June. The play blends thrills romance and humor with suspense that keeps spectators on edge. Robert St Clair, author, crafts a plausible mystery that may baffle even seasoned detectives and provoke readers to question every sound after the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope High School
Tiger House
City Hall
The
Royal
Robert St. Clair
Las
Local News Notes From Prescott Visitations
Twenty five years ago Mrs Will Caruthers returned Monday to Prescott after visiting relatives and friends here. Miss Grieve Briant left Monday for a two week visit to Pine Bluff. W EF Bridewell of Ashdown spent Monday in the city. C L Smith of Washington stayed Saturday in Hope. Mrs Jim Reed of Hugo Oklahoma visits her mother Mrs J K White. Thek Tatind of Ashdown was in the city today at Hotel Barlow. Mr and Mrs W J Hartsfield of DeAnn are in Hope on business. Willie Linson visits Tisly Henry. Miss Elizabeth Britt of Prescott visits her aunt Mrs Chas Haynes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Caruthers
Prescott
Miss Grieve Briant
Pine Blatt
W. EF. Bridewell
Ashdown
Cl. Smith
Washington
Jim Reed
Hugo
Oklahoma
J. K. White
Thek, Tatind
Barlow
W. J. Hartsfield
DeAnn
Hope
Willie Linson
Tisly Henry
Elizabeth Britt
Chas. Haynes
Haynes
Women in Aprons and Quiet Rooms Stir Hidden Longings
Poem fragment contrasts women in aprons with domestic scenes and distant prayers. It reflects yearning for belonging and missed shared joys, set in a private, observing voice and fragmented imagery.
The Last Judgment Sunday School Lesson Summary
This weekly lesson stresses the great and exacting standard of judgment in both Old and New Testaments. It discusses how true religion demands real moral effort, not formal exaction, and presents Jesus as teaching a fair yet stern judgment by a loving God. Small deeds of kindness weigh against hollow righteousness, as the lesson portrays the final judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Gordon
Old South Church
Boston
Jesus
England Expected to Pay on Debts
London reports indicate Britain may settle war debt payments by June 15 to keep its finances intact. American business circles doubt the sum will reach last December’s 7.5 million dollars and note possible payments in goods or services such as tin shipments.
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London
Eng
Great Britain
Roosevelt
Congress
Britain
Washington
England
United States
Amerivi
Esha
Untitled Memoir Teases Political Power and Loss
A fragmentary note praises a man who rose to high influence as a U.S. senator, linking vast power to presidents and riches. It hints at a personal decline and a critique by Mr. flav, noting a thoughtful book published by the Jalin Day Co for $2.50.
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U.S
Flav
The
Jalin Day Co
Local attendance of visiting relatives and friends in Arkansas and Texas
A jumble of names and places shows Emmet Hondson and Julia Blighhodl Garland family visits in Norfolk Virginia Hillsitar Tociana and Little Rock Arkansas. Numerous relatives including Doyle McCay Mack Garland Jay Randolph San Antonio and Dave Snett guests in summer. Widespread social visits to Hot Springs Malvern and De Highbh amid casual notes on society and class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaomie Hondson
Jiume
Norfolk
George BE. Strusman
Hillsitair
Tociana
Blighhodl Garland
Sid
Doyle McCay
Sheridan
Mack Garland
Mes Jay Randolph
San Antonio
Texas
Dave Snett
Magiline Hood
Mary Boielsiy
Little Rock
Mise Wolo Gentry
I de
Dress Patterns for Young Misses in Six to Twelve
Patterns 291 and 232 offer party and play dresses for girls aged 6 to 12. Sizes include 10 with fabric lists, plus a sewing chart order form requiring a small fee. Mail sketch, payment, and details to Julia Bod in New York to receive pattern numbers and the confirmation request.
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Shett
St Your's
Julia Bod
Pari Ave
Yomit
N.Y
Gu Cenys
Locals Win and Advance in League at Fair Park
Hope Storks crushed Texarkana Tiremen 12 to 0 at Fair Park to pull within a game and a half of first in the Two-State League. Pitcher Blackie Elliott allowed three scattered hits as Hope benefited from Tiremen errors and misplays. Allen and J. Cook made sharp running catches. Storks travel to Atlanta on Friday.
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Hope Storks
Texarkana Tiremen
Fair Park
Blackie" Elliott
Tiremen
el Nott
Hope
Storks
Elliott
Allen
J. Cook
Atlanta
One Million Gave Doherty Control Cities Service
A Trade Commission investigator testified that Henry L Doherty with a $1 million investment gained control of Cities Service Company, whose ledger value stood at $1 billion. The special class stock purchased in 1929 raised his voting power to 29.6 percent and strengthened his control amid dispersed stock, while a lawyer disputed the change in control.
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Washington—(P
Trade Commission
Henry L. Daughtery
Cities Service Company
A. E. Gundwall
Daughtery
Lundvall
Robert Burns
Cities Service
Doherty
Landall
Cities Service Common
Burns
Women Foolish to Conceal Age in Arkansas Speech
Mrs Grace Morrison Poole president of the General Federation of Women's Clubs in Hot Springs says on her 54th birthday that women are foolish to hide age. She asserts they are eventually discovered and known by someone who knew them in the past.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Grace Morrison Poole
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Poole
Boston University
Calvin Coolidge
Larz Anderson
Grace “Poole
H. G. Reynolds
Paducah
Unworthy Yet Blessed by Christ in Compassionate Judgment
A reflective sermon text contrasts those turned away with believers who offered a cup of cold water in Jesus name. It emphasizes Christ’s approval of humble acts toward a needy woman, despite personal unworthiness, and outlines life moving toward God’s exacting yet loving judgment.
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Elvis
Jesus
Christ
God
Sunday School and Sermon Schedule at Melrose and More
A Sunday school and worship schedule outlines services every Sunday with morning and evening sermons, a 10:55 a.m. morning service featuring Miss Estelle Britt, and a continuing Ten Commandments series led by the pastor. Choir numbers and a 9:45 a.m. church school with Superintendent Mr. Charles Harrell are noted, plus a May 27 sermon by Rev. Henry of Mineral Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estelle Britt
Seaver
Heaven
Ashford
Welch
Charles Harrell
Mr. Henry
Mineral Springs
Melrose Church
Holding Concerns Declared a Front in Utility Inquiry
Washington reports to the Trade Commission reveal that Cities Service System functions were largely run through Henry L. Doherty & Co. and that Cities Service used the Doherty entity for system financing. Investigators note substantial write ups tied to investment costs remained on the books despite public statements.
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Washington
Cities’ Service System
Themeselves
Henry L. Doherty & Co
Trade Commission
A. BE. Lundvall
Cities Service Company
Cities Service Power and Light Company
Henry L. Doherty
Aganizen
Raent
Doherty
Lundvall
Cities Service
Robert Burns
Public Utility Commissioners
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Ocle
Mrs. Sip Ienny
Acf
Cale
Singleton
Faulk
Owenshire
Mik
Crgle
BK. Sinullyn
Oliver Williams
Marc Duffie
J. Epham
Comer Boyett
Henry D. Pate
Roswell, N. M
Pate
Mies Iva Hipp
Dwight Andres
Baylor University
Waco, Texas
W. C. Andres
Geneva Iguagun
Sibyl Williams
Jane Orton
Dosie Mae Mailey
Fonchors
Civelo No
Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
A.M. Key
S. Elm Street
Chas. B. Swit
Overton
Texans
Saenger
Wimer Buster
Madge Beans
Ginger Roger
Kup Carson
Youn ‘Clark
Shover St
By Bruce Catton
Bagok
Decker
Molusk Brind
Nilist Action
Peacock Brand
Huh Si
Patterson
By Helen Welahimer
Qwommeen
Special Service Bureau
Highth Ave
New York City
Helen Welshimer
City
Shawn
Seressceee
Matt
Wil & Gilroy
D. D
Emmet
Europe
Titenne
Urean
Pris
Texarkana Ab
R. H. Henderson
Roberts
Davis
If Powell
Voight
Johnson
Shearer
Rf Howard
Harris
Hope Ab
RLH
Madison
McClendon
Coon
Schooley
B. School Allen
Special Cities
T. Ll. Eton
D. W. Bailey
First Methodist Church
Barbara Gould
Max Factor
Elizabeth Arden
Marvelous Lady Esther
John P. Cox Drug Co
Crazy Crystals
Eagle
Mason
New Deal Coffee
Kansas
Amy
Fahey Kalsay Beef
Poqiul
Hobb’s
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