Community Notes From Hope and Surroundings
Local social activity centers on piano pupils in city hall at 8 o clock and a Women’s Mission service at the Methodist Church. A Tuesday luncheon bridge hosted by George Peck draws a crowd with Mrs. Lyle Byers and Mrs. Hattie Anne Field among the attendees, while garden flowers and a nurse luncheon add to the social mix. Nearby, several residents visit Springs for weekends, celebrate graduations, and travelers pass through, including troops bound for Fort Benning and officers en route to Officer Candidate School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jorge Peck
George Peck
Roy Allison
Lylend
Hattie Anne Field
R. c. Way
Jes
George
Oil and Gas Entries in Lafayette County Arkansas 1943 Deeds
Prepared by Mrs Eunice Trip Lett this listing catalogs mineral deeds and oil and gas leases in Lafayette County Arkansas dated March 1943 to May 1943. It records multiple mineral deed interests, lease terms, assignments, royalty shares, and corrections involving entities such as Arnold Boucher Magnolia Petroleum Co Skelly Oil Co Barnsdall Oil Co and Southwood Oil Co with properties in sections 5 18 24 30 32 34 42 and surrounding townships and ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaFayette County
Arkansas
Eunice Triplett
Lewisville
Lewis T. Lohman
Edward Arnold
See
West
B. Sluck
Melvin Boucher
Magnolia Petroleum Co
H. M. Gillespie
Wm. E. Hodnett
M-7
J. K. Wadley
A. C. Taylor
Louisiana and Arkansas Railway Company
Southwood Oil Company, Inc
Jessar
Barnsdall Oil Company
Standard Oil Company
Barnsdall Ol Company
Dainty Millinery Marvel Shoots From New York Exhibit
A hat named The Cabbage Mead wows visitors at a millinery show in New York. Designed by John Frederics team, the piece features handpainted organdy petals, a fuchsia bow, and a rose motif atop the headpiece. Sally Victor offers bold red and black wool accessories with a mushroom brim bag to match the season’s big fabric hats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ieft
John Frederics
New York
Sally Victor
FSA History Shown At Kiwanis Luncheon
B. F. Fatherree, Farm Security Administration representative, spoke at the Kiwanis luncheon at the Hotel Henry. He outlined the FSA role in aiding district farmers over ten years with loans up to 40 years at low interest, with provisions for skipping payments in crop failures. He noted health programs and concerns over the cooperative farm system, while reporting 1942 loan repayments exceeded mortgage requirements. Guests included Dwight Lybarger, J. Brasier, John Wade, Odis Sanders, and John Sovern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Fatherree
Farm Security Administration
Kiwanis
Hotel Henry
PSA
Mr. Fatherree
FSA
Fatherree
Dwight Lybarger
J. —. Brasier
John Wade
Odis Sanders
John Sovern
Knoxville Gains From Other Cities Losses During Civil War Snowstorm
The Civil War and a snowstorm spurred two businessmen to settle in Knoxville. Jesse B. Miller, arriving from a Lingis town fifty years ago, rose from millhand to general manager at a local firm after a stop there. Florenz Rebori, delayed by a snowstorm en route to Memphis, chose Knoxville after wandering Main Street and liking the city.
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Knoxville
Enn
Jesse B. Miller
Ifo
Florenz Rebori
America
Italy
Menphis
Memphis
British Tugs Save Torpedoed Ships
Royal Navy ocean-going tugs rescue thousands of tons of war cargoes sunk or damaged by torpedoes. The small vessels venture up to 500 miles to save merchant ships, with a recent mission involving a merchant ship whose bow was torn by a torpedo.
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London
Germany
Britain
Royal Navy
Standard Oil undivided interests in numerous leases
Grantors reserve an overriding royalty interest of 48/163 across multiple oil and gas leases in sections 28 29 30 31 32 33 township 17 south range 24 west and adjacent claims. The document lists specific fractional interests in each parcel and reserves the overriding royalty accordingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil Company
Vacation Bible School at Tabernacle
The Gospel Tabernacle Vacation Bible School is in its third day with attendance over a hundred. New students enroll daily as projects unfold in the Handwork Department. Intermediate boys build a lighthouse. girls craft a butterfly quilt. juniors model Bethlehem with wall. Other projects include baskets, bird houses, mottoes, banners, and steps. Enrollments open this week for children 4 to 16. School runs from 9 a.m. to noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gospel Tabernacle
Bethlehem
Deaths Last Night By the Associated Press
John H. Coxhead 80, Brewster architect famed for church designs and Army Air Corps work, died last night. Lieut. Jay Roswell Higginbotham 43, former Southern Methodist University coach and Texas A M star, died last night. Nils De Dardel 55, Swedish artist shown at Carnegie Institute exhibitions, died last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
John H. Coxhead Brewster
N. Y
John H. Coxhead
U. S. Army Air Corps
R. G. Higginbotham
Dallas
Tex
Jay Roswell G
Little Hig) Higginbotham
Southern Methodist University
Texas A. M. I
Nils de Dardel
New York
Carnegie Institute
Pittsburgh
Notable U.S. and World Obituaries Missing Here
Minor H. Day 78 longtime managing editor of the Washington Evening Reporter died last night in Washington PA. James Sutton McCandless 87 former imperial Potentate of Shriners of North America died last night in Honolulu. Mrs John Teagle 89 of Cleveland mother of Walter C Teagle and daughter of M B Clark died last night in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minor H. Day
Washington, Pa
Washington (Evening
J. S. McCandless
Honolulu
James Sutton
Sunny Jim) McCandless
Shriners of North America
John Tagle
New York
John Teagle
Cleveland
Walter C. Teagle
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
M. B. Clark
John D. Rockefeller
W Jefferson Harris, Kentucky horse show manager, dies at 61
W Jefferson Harris of Lexington, a renowned horse show manager and former professor of animal husbandry at the University of Kentucky, died last night at age 61. He was a prominent figure in Kentucky equestrian circles and university rural studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Harris
Lexington, Ky
W. Jefferson Harris
University of Kentucky
Garrett Whiteside Visits Hope for Fishing Trip
Garrett Whiteside secretary to Senator Hattie W. Caraway arrived in Hope for a fishing trip with R. L. Gosnell George Wiley and Ed Stewart among others. He is spending two weeks at his old Nashville home and visiting war plants across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrett Whiteside
Hattie W. Caraway
Hope
R. L. Gosnell
George Wiley
Ed Stewart
Mr. Whiteside
Nashville
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Beral
Ify
Obert Campbell
Women's So Christian’ Service of
Thethodist Church
Byers
Politan’ Club
Surgleal
Mable
Joe Black
Pri
Esther Park
Agnes of
Conway
John M. Duffie
Fort Washington
Dsons
David A. Wash
Camp Claibourn
Louisiana
Wash
Harry
Hawthorn
S Darothy Menry
Louisiana Tech
F. C. Henry
C. C. Lewis
Hot Springs
Willard Anderson
Mrs. Anderson
Panama City, Florida
Hope and
Arkadelphia
Kemp Casey
Jack Weir Cornelius
Wille Fielder
Sultipur Springs, Texas
J. H. Rogers
Pyl. Hoult C. Archer
Fort Knox, Ky
Sam Smith
John Wilson
Ollen Delaney
Columbus
Joe Booker
Washington
Alaska
Fort Benning
Rome
Robert M. Jones
8. H. Jones
Clovis
New Mexico
Dixie D. Jones
Pershing Avenue
Fort Worth
Texas
Rome Air Depot
Army Air Forces Technical Training Command
Cpl. Jones
Glenn L. Martin Aircraft Plant
Baltimore
W Saenger
Sonica Lake
Robert Benchley
Heyward
Hon
United Artists
Thorns
Ricus
Malto
Tgomery
Ann Rutherford
Riders
The
Sage
Oil and
Tabernacle
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Lydia Pinkham
N. U. Cassidy Grocery
North Hazel Street
Byron Evans
Chrysler Corporation
Air Service
Army
Navy
Chicago
Merchant Marine
Gattle
Iceland
Guadalcanal
South America
India
Russia
General Electric
Westinghouse
Marine
Shr
Chrysler
Plymouth
Depce Desoto
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