Meeting-Meeting People and Local Notices
Poetic reflection on meeting strangers frames a column of social notes from Hope. Items include Mrs. Harrison's visit plans, Reading Club program on Arkansas statehood, church gatherings, travel to Dallas for Centennials, student honors, and local residents visiting relatives or recovering from surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred RK. Harrison
J. C. Young
Janesborn
Rev
Harrison
Little Rock
Boy View
Reguin
Hugh Jones
North Pine Street
Beau- Alfol Fallowees
Mex
E. & White
W. W. Johnson
Pansy Wimberly
R. L. Broach
Ray Stephenson
Henry Haynes
Mamie Bell Holt
Hope
Arkansas Teachers Association
Hot Springs
Cur Bruner
Curleen
Jef
Dallus
Fort Worth
Falcon PTA Meeting Notes In School Auditorium
The Falcon P T A met Friday October 40 in the school auditorium led by principal J H Perry. The fragment records the gathering but lacks further details on agenda or outcomes.
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The
Falcon P T. A
J. H. Perry
Interest Grows in Church of Christ Revival
Elder J A Copelandos Delight conducts a revival at Fifth and Grady Street. He delivered a Wednesday lesson titled The Bible and How to Study. Thursday and Friday will cover The Work of the Holy Spirit in Conversion. Services begin at 7:15 with preaching at 7:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ Fifth
Grady Streets
J. A. Cope
Landos
Northwestern halfback Meap Heap plots aviation path
Chicago NEA reports Northwestern University football star Don Heap, a blond halfback, can fly and handle an airphone. The Wildcat triple-threat has zero hours solo flying, and with four other students has purchased an airplane. He expects to apply for a private pilot's license soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
NEA
Don Heap
Northwestern University
P T A Plans Musical Night And Quilt Raffle
A school P T A talk on value of PTA and promoting welfare leads to an Arkansas Jubilee Boys musical program on Saturday night November 7. A quilt will be awarded to the lily number holder. Incoming officers listed include president Miss Delilah Burkes and treasurer Mrs J Blponer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PT. A
Arkansas Jubilee Boys
Sident
Delilah Burkes
C. BE. McSwain
Tary(reasurer
Poner
B. W. Tassel
Cox
Gerwood Miller
Homer Nichols
Mel
Ernest Hocnett
Indifference in Religion Discussed
The Evangelist delivered a revival message on Religious Indifference urging contact with devout Christians and renewed trust in the Gospel. Good singing by the Dixie Radio quartet enhanced the service, which continues nightly at 7 30 with Profit and Loss the evening topic. public invitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixie Radio Quartet
Local social notes from Washington area fair and visits
Washington residents attended the Shreveport fair last Saturday. Numerous Hope and Washington locals visited relatives and friends over the weekend including Miss Levins of Ouachita College and Mrs. Evelyn Hubbard with daughter Mary Ella. Scout activity sent 27 boys from Washington to Texarkana for the circus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Parsons
Margaret Pruitt
San Bryant
Walter Baker
Shreveport
Rufus
Wolff
Bingen
Stunday
Mary Levins
Ouachita College
John James
Martha Jean
Bob Levins
Evelyn Hubbard
Mary Ella
Hope
A. O. Sullivan
R. O. Robgins
Finis Johnson
Paul Rowe
Jin Bearden
Gus Monroe
Texearkana
Boy Scouts’ Circus
Guy Card
Little Daughter
D. R. Card
Pauline Yarbrough
Jessie Page
Son Dub
Bessie Trimble
Kate Norwood
Hiv
Sallie K. Holt
Lee Holt
Anna Turner
J. L. Booker
Roosevelt Victory Continues Across States in 1856 Race
The article reports early returns showing Democrats winning governors in Ohio, Michigan, New York, and Connecticut with Cross securing a fourth term, while Wisconsin’s Le Follette is reelected as a Progressive. It notes 25 Democratic and six Republican governorships at stake, with 23 Democrats already chosen and Republicans leading in two races. Benson appears likely to win in Minnesota, and Roosevelt loses Hyde Park home by over a hundred votes.
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Pennsylvania
Davey
Ohio
Hormer
Mlingis
Letman
New York
Cross
Connecticut
le Follette
Wisconsin
Benson
Minnesota
Roosevelt
Hyde Park
Beware All Snakes
In Tallahassee Florida Dr. A B McCreary of the state board of health warns that it is prudent to regard all snakes as potentially poisonous, even though many species are harmless, reflecting caution in public health guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallahassee
Fla
A. B. McCreary
Florida State Board of Health
Football cleats blamed for injuries in NPFL play
Chicago reports referee Bobby Cahn states sharp pointed cleats are a major injury cause in the National Professional Football League. He notes rect angular leather and fiber cleats perform as well and cause fewer injuries. The page also mentions diamonds having simple chemical composition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
NEA
Bobby Cahn
Cahin
Hubert Treat Paing Born in 1731 Patriot and Attorney
Hubert Treat Paing an Abney attorney and patriot is noted as born in 1731. The fragment confirms his identity as a legal figure and early American patriot with ties to Abney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Treat Paing, Abney Torney and
Patriot
Ton
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Alma
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Fred R. Hartman
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Frank Horner
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Garrett Story
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Hope Public Schools
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Littie Hock
Nellie B. Turner
Barnes Hospital
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Cox Drug
Scott
John P. Cox Drug Co
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Elizabeth McLain
George Rankin
Rankin
Church of Christ
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MEAP
Nazarene
Washington
Columbia
University
Gypsy Rose Lee
Mal Kersteen
James Casey
Gypsy
Hope Heading CO
Hope, Ark
Marrona Brown
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Gulfpride
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