Telephone 321 Sparks Weekend Social Notes
Mrs Cinemy Keith returns to Magnolia after visiting Miss Zilpha and Miss Mary Louisa Keith. Virginia Berry to Batesville for Arkansas College closing events. Josephine Cannon and Comner Ronton head to Arkadelphia for Edgwood Lodge weekend. Mrs. F W Hall plans Owensville summer after winter in Indiana. Mrs. Frank Trimble and others visit Texarkana. birth of Mary Helen to Gus McClanahan family in Nashville. Mary Billingsly returns from Lewisville teaching term for summer. Florence Turner to arrive home from Paragould. Mrs. Glen Pebworth back from Nashville. Mrs. Jack Bush hosts luncheon at New Capitol Hotel for Friday Bridge Club. David M. Finley Jr. visiting St. Louis. Jov Bailey Jr. from Prescott guests. Julia Maher Verna Moses in Prescott. Hittig visits Prescott. Hailie A. West and Hattie Peelds in Texarkana. Katherine Briant hosts lawn party for Helen Bowden leaving for Forrest City. Garden lit, forty-five guests, dancing and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cinemy Keith
Zilpha
Mary Louisa Keith
Magnolia
Washington Berty Jef
Batesville
Arkansas College
Dughter
Virginia Berry
Josephine Cannon
Comner Ronton
Arkadelphia
Edgwood Lodge
Caddo Gap
Evening church programme at Hope High School week
Bynday School at 45 p m Epworth League meeting at 45 p m Preaching at 745 p m Prayer meeting at 745 p m Wednesday No preaching Sunday morning due to Hope High School commencement sermon Morning service cancelled Evening service devoted to Childhood and Youth with a special program aligned to the occasion
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bynday School
Epworth League
Methodist Church
the Hope High School
First Presbyterian Church Services and Schedule
The First Presbyterian Church led by W. R. Anderson, D D invites participation in Sunday School at 0 45 a m with the study on Joseph the Dreamer and a 1 00 p m union service at the High School commencement at the Saenger Theatre A vesper service at 7 00 p m covers The Triumph of Religious Training in the Home and a 2 00 p m Young People's Society meeting follows A Wednesday prayer meeting at 2 00 p m All members and others are invited.
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Joseph
Saenger Theatre
Young People’s Society
The Church of Christ services at Stamps
Bible study 10 oclock a m morning service Brother Reese will preach at Stamps in the morning hour Preaching and worship at 7 45 9 am Subject Count the Cost Midweek Bible study Wednesday evening at 7 45 Ladies Bible class Tuesday afternoon at 2 30 You have a cordial welcome to attend all these services
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brother Reese
Stamps
First Baptist Church Sunday School and Schedule
Sunday school begins at 9 45 with no preaching service in the morning or evening. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 7 45.
Baccalaureate Sermon at Swenger Theatre Sunday
Rev. Charles Collins of St Luke's Episcopal, Hot Springs, will preach the baccalaureate sermon at Swenger Theatre at 1 o clock Sunday. Holy Communion will be celebrated at St Mark's at 7 30 p m and prayers Sunday night at 8. The public is invited. Pt Sot Garrett Memorial Baptist Church 7 KL Epton Pastor D N Bailey 8 S Sunt. Sunday school 9 30 a m. Bible classes 7 30 p m. Singing after Bible class. Prayer meeting Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Collins
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
Hot Springs
Swenger Theatre
St. Mark's Church
Garrett Memorial Baptist Church
KL. Epton
D. N. Bailey
S. Sunt
Frayer
Local Social News from Belton and Nearby Towns
Georgia Stone and children visited relatives in McCaskill Saturday. Mrs Elton Daniel shopped in Nashville Saturday. Mr and Mrs J P Hutson hosted Sunday guests from Ozan. Douglas Chism visited relatives in Nashville over the weekend. Elton Daniel and family were Saturday night guests in McCaskill. J W Siddon shopped in Nashville Saturday. Miss Mattie Leslie, formerly at DeQueen, vacationing with her parents S F Leslie. Homer Harig attended a baseball game in Nashville Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs J W Hampson and Mrs J N Hampson of McCaskill visited Mr C Trott Friday night. Berefting recitals were given by the Junior Sunday School class Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mic
Georgia Stone
McCaskill
Elton Daniel
Nashville
Clyde Hutson
Ozan
Ond
J. P. Hutson
Douglas Chism
J. W. Siddon
Shoppingon
Mattie Leslie
DeQueen
Mrs. S. F. Leslie
Homer Hariig
J. W. Hampson
J. N. Hampson
C. Trott
Negro Graduation Exercises Sunday at Yergher High School
The 1932 graduating class of Henry C. Yergher High School will hold commencement on Sunday at 3 p.m. in the South Shover Street auditorium. Among the largest classes in school history, the program includes God of Our Fathers hymn, invocation by Rev. G. W. Young, sermon by Rev. L. C. Williams, remarks by Pastor Buel, and a recessional.
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Henry ,C. Yergher High School
South Shover Street
Colored High School
God of Our Fathers
Hev
G. W. Young
C. M. E. Churen
Singing Planned at Emmet Sunday
A community singing is announced at Emmet high school auditorium next Sunday May 29 Frank Jones and his quartet of Shrevenort La The Idshei Okla Quartet The Vaughan quartet and the Hooker family quartet are invited Many other well known singers are expected Public is invited to attend.
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Emmet High School Wuitorium
Frank Jones
Shrevenort
Idshei
Okla
Vaughan
Hooker
Lone Deputy on Raid Captures Four at Still
TEXARKANA Four men Jin and Bob Simms Biddie Cody and Willie Alexander were jailed Friday night after Deputy Arthur Turquette discovered them near Dealey Ferry road while they were finishing a 1500 gallon still. Turquette, armed with a shotgun, forced the group to destroy the still as the operation neared completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texarkana
Miller County
Arthur Turquette
Dealey Ferry
Jin
Bob Simms
Biddie Cody
Willie Alexander
Turquette
Brailey Defeats Hope Mop 4 to 3 in Tight Baseball Finish
Bradley edged Hope 4 to 3 at Fair Park Pridey field as costly errors hurt several players. Hope scored twice in the third and added one in the fourth while Bradley tied it with three runs by the sixth. Bradley won with a lone run in the eighth behind pitcher Velvin. Missouri Pacific travels to Bradley next Tuesday. The Hope lineup included Cook Wilkin CodieScholey Collins Codp Slayton Lewallen Cargile Velvin. Bradley countered with Taylor Cochran McClendory Holker Wilson Pearson Harman Venner Bollinter. The Hope National Guard meets Prescott Guardsmen at Fairpark Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Missour
Pacific
Fair Park
Bradley
Acore
Hope
Bradley Phieher
Velvin
Missouri Pacific
Sfferoan
Hop
J. Cook
Wilkin
Ist
W. Codie
Sehooley
Collins
Codp
Slayton
Lewallen
Rf Cargile
Students to Tour Industries in Lake Region
PAYETTEVILLE Thirty nine senior engineers from the University of Arkansas and professors Price Stacker and Hale depart Sunday by rail for a tour of Chicago and Lake region industries. They will inspect St Louis municipal plants, Bag nell dam and water works, then Chisago and Milwaukee plants with 39 named engineers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payetteville
University of Arkansas
H. B. Albrecht
Little Rock
R. B. Blsir
Fayetteville
N. F. Boiling Jr
Monticello
R. J. Bylander
R. B. Cole
R. F. Deniston
Pine Bluff
A. A. Diffey
Cotton
Plant
R. H. Fahrig
Joplin
P. H. Greenwood
Fine
Jonesboro
C. W. Bates
BR. E. Phillips
Carlinville
P. H. Johnson
W. G. Newley
Fortland
Lavaca
Guy Kirkley
Grady
Farm Marketing Act Held Failure
Washington senators debated farm relief as the Agriculture Committee said the Marketing Act had failed to meet goals. Senator Nye sought unanimous consent to consider farm legislation after the tax bill but withdrew to await action on the McNary bill. The committee backed McNary which would avoid direct price fixing and give farmer groups marketing control while using production costs to guide prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jenders
Senate
Agriculture Committee
Nye
North Dakota
McNary
Oregon
America
Seantos Frazier
North Dainta
National Grange
National Farmers’ Union
American Farm Bureau Federation
Dr Wade to Address Henderson State Class
ARKADELPHIA Ark The third annual commencement at Henderson State Teachers College runs Sunday through Monday. Rev O J Wade Texarkana will preach the baccalaureate sermon at 1 am Sunday in the college auditorium. R Qwehs state high school supervisor and Arkansas Education Association president will speak at graduating exercises starting 9 am Monday. Alumni day features a business meeting and banquet at night. Joy O Neal of Hope, a senior, will sing three solos on Monday’s program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkadelphia
Ark
Henderson State Teachers College
O. J. Wade
Texarkana
R. Qwehs
The
Arkansas Education Association
Woa
Bankuet
Joy O'Neal
Hope
Seaior
Objections in Oil Suit Upheld by Texas Judge
District Judge J. D. Moore said he would sustain defense exceptions to the opening paragraphs of the states second amended petition in the ouster suit against 15 oil companies and two associations. Arguments on special pleas and exceptions to the second amended petition began Thursday as the defense contested the wording and alleged a double conspiracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
J. D.moore
Fuit-Brust
Six Guns and Watches Taken in Augusta Repair Shop Robbery
Thieves broke into the repair shop of C. EB Prefer in Augusta around midnight Thursday, taking six shotguns, 18 watches, and a phonograph. Entry was gained by slashing three windows, a sledge hammer left behind. Four suspicious vagrant actors had been seen near the window in days prior. arrests expected soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
C. EB
Pigeons Raise Chick After Trick in Champaign
In Champaign Illinois a 15 year old, Donald Walker, fooled a pair of domestic pigeons into hatching a baby chicken. The hen sat on the egg and the cock guarded the nest. The chick hatched and the pigeons now feed and care for their foster child daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champaign
Ill
Donald Walker
Donald
Deny Agreement Made On Oil Stabilization
Arnott of Socony-Vacuum denied a Friday agreement among American European and Russian oil executives meeting to stabilize world oil exports. Reports claimed a deal to guarantee a 10 year market for a Russian export quota of about 5.3 million tons with Russia retaining distributive control in England Germany and Turkey. Estimated annual Russian proceeds would be about 365 million at 1932 prices if the plan stood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Arnott
Socony-Vacuum Corporation
Thursay
Russia
England
Germany
Turkey
Robbers Hold Up Cavar Store. Official Wounded Kills One
PADUCAH Ky four robbers rode to a cigar store in a car and forced ten men to enter. They searched them for money and shot Morris Lydon injuring his foot. Safety Commissioner Holt wounded in jaw fired back, killing one robber. others fled, loot amount undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paducah
M. Holt
Holt
Morris Lydon
Claude (Graham
McCracken
Motoring attacker injures woman in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles, Blanche Hurst, 23, was approached by an unknown motorist who honked and asked for a ride. She refused, he rammed his car into her, sped off, and she sustained a broken leg.
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Los Angeles
Blanche Hurst
Read alleges kidnapping plot by estranged husband
Mrs Manton Read, who recently filed alienation of affections against her estranged husband Aled Neene, claims he abducted her Wednesday night from in front of a friend's home near Platerville California. She says Neene drove her to a forested area south of Platerville, drugged her, and she escaped when he slept. she then sought help from Sheriff Bimer Gum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oarland
Cal
Mra
Manton
Read
Claire- Wiridssof
Bodenhamer Will Speak in Nashville Memorial Day Event
Major L Bodenhamer of El Dorado former national commander of the American Legion and a U S senator candidate will deliver the Memorial Day address at a special service in the Nashville high school auditorium next Sunday at 8 o clock under local American Legion posts. The program includes a combined church choir performance directed by Mrs Lawrence Honeycutt. Local churches will suspend evening services for the observance highlighting unity across creeds in honoring fallen soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
High Schoo Auditorium
American Legion and Legion Auxiliary
L. Bodenhamer
el Doorado
American Legion
United States
Lawrence Honeycutt
Bodenhamer
Arkansas
Weekend Visits Highlight Local Town News
Providence Mrs. Neilie Moore and children from Hugo Oklahoma spent the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs Ian Bateman. Mr and Mrs Leo Ray visited Mr and Mrs C C Browning Saturday night. J W Ray and family spent Sunday with sister Mrs D B Phillips of Hope. Fourteen local families hosted Sunday dinner including Pauline Simmons Lillian Simmons Gladys Campbell Floyce Roberts Loren Durham Dale Tonnemaker Ross Roberts Paul Simmons. J B Gaines and family from Hope visited Sunday. Willard Bateman and children of Hope spent Sunday with his parents. Frank Simmons spent weekend with friends and relatives at Green Laster. Mrs Burgher Jones and children of Hope also visited. Singing drew a good crowd Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neilie Moore
Hugo, Okla
Ian Bateman
Leo Ray
C. C. Browning
J. W. Ray
D. B. Phillips
Hope
Pauline
Lillian Sim‘mons
Gladys Campbell
Floyce Roberts
Loren Durham
Dale Ton
Nemaker
Ross Roberts
Paul Sim ‘Mons
Milton Simmons
J. B. Gaines
Willard Bateman
Frank Simmons
Green Laster
Burgher Jones
Rockey Mound social notes on weekend visits and gatherings
Most everybody in our community is through chopping cotton. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Pickard visited relatives at Oak Grove Saturday night and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Butler spent Sunday with relatives in Little Rock. Arthur Nipper of Magnolia A and M college spent the weekend with home folks. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Hunt spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Grady Williams. Miss Ruth Eda Silvey of Williaville spent the weekend with her brother. The party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Hairston Saturday night drew a large crowd. Misses Beryl and Norene Piglard were Saturday night guests of Misses Dhulia and Shirley Bearden. Miss Laverne Purtle spent Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Pickard
Oak Grove
T. H. Butler
Little Rock
Arthor Nipper
Magnolia A. & M. College
Dale Hunt
Grady Williams
Ruth Eda Silvey
Williaville
Charlie Hairston
Beryl
Norene Piglard
Misses Dhulia
Shirley Bearden
Laverne Purtle
Local Family Notes And Visitors Highlight Weekend
Fragments from a community page mention guests and family ties with references to Mr Thad Ving, Jaki Heckworth, Hirold Sante dint, and Miss Hatley Nellie Leach. The text notes Mr Rogers and C Edge Mitchell with singing, and visits by Mrs Leneh and Mrs Russel Sparks during a Sunday gathering.
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Earth
Pane Vitieg
Ishitay
Thad Ving
Jaki Héckworth
Hirold
Martisdale
Bee
Gray
Graylett Rogers
Miss Hatley
Nellie Leach
Pater Rogers
C Edge Mitchell
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E. P. Stewart
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Carolyn
A. K. Holloway
Elizabeth White
Marguerite Taylor
Gus McClanahan
Mary
Helen
Hugh Smith
Fanny Garrett
Milas Mary Billingsly
Lewisville
Florence Turner
Ben Turner
Turner
Paragould
Mr. vand~Mes
Jewell Moore
Glen Pebworth
Jack Bush
New Capitol Hotel
Martin van Pool
J. F. Fowlerfield
B. B. Brown
David M. Finley Jr
St. Louis
Ouwu
Hig
D. M. Finley Sr
Jov A. Bailey Jr
Prescott
Henry Hitt
Julia Maher
Verna Moses
Wis
Sevtuft
Hone
Hailie A. West
Miss Hattleton Peilds
Texuthata
Katherine Briant
Bob Brisnt
Spring Hill Road
Helen Bowden
Forrest City
Richard Barthelmess
Alias the Doctor
Tim McCo
Aki
Saenger
Methodist
Cikurcil
J. L. Cannon
First Presbyterian
Churcil W. R. Anderson
D.D
the Church OF Christ
John G. Reese
First Baptist Church
Ubo
ST. Marks Episcopal Church
Belton News
Junioy
Thomas Jefferson
Yerger High School
Emmet
Still
Brailey
Plante
North
Dr. Wade
Henderson
D Herr
Frau Urich Richter
Wichita
Kansas
Atlantic
China
Munich
Richters
Macon
UW. S
Navy
Akron
Goody'e
Zeppelineck
Akwan
Ohio
Jim Macon
Broker
Providence
Majestic
Geo
A. Meadows, B. Accts
Certified Public Accountant
Shreveport, Louisiana
Frank Miles
Mani
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Greening Insurance Agency
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