Local Society and Club Notes From The Barrow Paper
Postponed BL&PW meeting shifts to Wednesday November 8 at 7 PM in Hotel Barlow with guest speaker Mrs Margaret Simms McDonald. Various church groups hold upcoming meetings at homes on West Fifth Street South Erin Street Hervey Street and South Washington Street. Numerous residents from Ashdown Dallas Monroe Pine Bluff Louisville and local families visit relatives and attend gatherings. A courtship and marriage announce Gladys Els and Orvil Ellis wed at the Ellis residence on West Fourth Street at 7 30 PM.
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BL & P. W. Clth
Barlow
Margaret Simms McDonald
Young Peoples Minory Society
The
First Methodist Church
Norris O'Neal
West Fifth Street
Gladys Els
Mr. Orvil
Tom Ellis
West Fourth Street
Pine Bluff Triumph Over Hot Springs In football clash
Pine Bluff Zebras defeat Hot Springs Trojans 19 to 0 before 4000 spectators. Nichols, Zebras halfback, shines with broken field runs and a goal line stand seals the win. Postgame notes mention local social details and upcoming church events in Pine Bluff.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Pine Bluff
Waldo Surprises in Clawed Late Rally by Brown Passes
In a rugged game, Waldo surprised as Brown connected on passes to multiple receivers to cap a late surge. Both teams tallied 13 first downs and featured a jumble of positions on the Louisiana- or Kentucky-era lineup with officials listed. The passage also notes a string of unrelated ad-like lines and a blend of miscellaneous trivia.
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Cats
Brown
Blevins Defeats Dierks in Fast Gridiron Showdown
The Blevins Hornets defeated the Dierks Qualans 13 to 0 on Dierks ground in a swift game marked by numerous forward passes and strong blocking. Hile at center and Bonds each intercepted passes, Van Derry verry shone in his first full game, while Dierks barely reached Blevins 33-yard line. Officials deemed the contest clean as Bierks played disciplined football despite the heavy pressure. Electrons were introduced into a 60,000-volt high tension discharge and accelerated to 83,000 miles per second in a separate scientific experiment.
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Blevins Hornets
Dierks Qualans
Dierks
Blevins
Outlaws
North Hempstead County Eleven
Hile
Bleving
Bonds
van Derryverry
Bierks
Reverend Jesse A Mason Returns From Battle Field Meeting
Arkadelphia pastor Reverend Jesse A Mason comes home after a ten day revival at Battle Field. Local visits include W L Cornelius and family in Hope and Henry Gilbert of Fulton joining relatives at Battle Field. Roy Cornelius shopped in Hope, and Miss Reboka Gilbert spent Sunday with friends and kin. Mention of diverse notes on science and markets concludes the brief.
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Jesse A. Mason
Arkadelphia
Battle Field
H. W. Spring Sr
W. L
Cornelius
Faiily
Jesse Mason
W. L. Cornelius
Hope
Reboka Gilbert
Fulton
Henry Gilbert
Alice Finley
Sheppard
Roy Cornelius
Manoilov
Opportunist Piano Tuner in Wild West Adapts Skills
In Portage la Prairie Graphic style, a traveler quotes a piano-tuner who explains adapting to local work can be lucrative. He notes pianos are scarce in the unsettled West, yet he earns a fair income by tightening barbed wire fences. The exchange highlights flexible labor in frontier regions.
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America
Portage la Prairie
Libby Prison walls moved from Richmond to Chicago museum
The Libby Prison from the Civil War era was raised in Richmond Virginia and rebuilt for the World’s Columbian Exposition in Chicago where it featured in a war museum. Its walls later became part of another Chicago building.
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Libby
Richmond
Chicago
Texarkana Buffaloes Rally To Beat Hope Yerger 12 To 7
Texarkana Buffaloes overhauled Hope Yerger Lions after trailing 10 0 at halftime. Hansen starred with a 5 yard end run for a Buffaloes touchdown and a late scoring pass to Washington. Hope’s Scott earned praise as the visitors’ standout end and scored Hope’s only TD. F A Good of Preceriction New Brunswick reports 16 apple varieties and one peat variety on a single tree via grafting.
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Texarkana
Hope Yerger Negro High School Lions
Dunbar Negro High Buffaloes
Washington
Hansen
Buffalo
Scott
Hope
F. A. Good
New Brunswick
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Mrs. S. Henry
Womans Missionary Society of the First Christian Bhur
W. W. Duckett
South Erin Street
J. A. Davis
Evelyn Yeager
Lile Moore
Sheridan
Marsha Childers
Ashdown
CC. Westerman
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
C. C. Spraggins
Hervey Street
W. F. Laney
Dallas
Texas
Andy T. Ritchie Jr
Reynolds
Houston Wolfe
Pine Bliff
James Brewer Jr
Httle von
Luther Gordon
Louisville
American Legion Auxiliary
W. M. Ramsey
North Herver Street
H. E. Benson
Monroe, la
Chas. Bader
South Washington Street
O. R. Williams
Sid Bundy
L. W. Young
Harry Shiver
Mae West
Sun
Cary Grant
Grant
Loretta Young
Buck Jones
McKenna of
the Mounted
Devil Horse
Old Mill Stream
Hollywood
Zebras
Trojans
A. L. King
Harold Lawrence
Truelle Simmons
Otis Park
T. S. McDavitt
Ralph , Routon
Carter Johnson
Ernest Wingfield
N.T. Jewell
Robert Wilson
C. C. McNeill
Terrell Cornelius
J. L. My
Woman's Missionary Society of First Methodist Church
Edward Bader
Cass, Arle
Waldo
Cloud Covn
Lindsey
Tye
W. Minor
Hope Urban
Drake
Wwe Chamberlain
Center Ray
Miller
Minor
Broomfield
Anderson
Mitchell
Methdlin
W. Cook
O'Neal
J. Cook
Ocean Side
Harry Vance
Louisville News
Seaine
Cargile
Cone, Harper
I. Hargis
Spain
Italy
United States
London
Joth
Hope Water & Light Plant Committee
Hornets
Howard County
Dierks Field
Canada
United Kingdom
Australia
W. O. Freeman
Hope Star
Elson ‘Huckins
Yerger
W. BR. Chandler
Shreveport, Louisiana
Cere
Zany
Arthur Lang
Sirs
Kenner
Tog Mach
Parker Coleman
Love With
Denise
Carlotta Scucrlach
John Link
Sok Parrott
King
Denise Lang
Herman Scurlach
Matthew Hollister
Dragan
Melvina Hollister King's
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