Weathering a world of simple dreams in verse
A loopy poem laments a kinder gentler world while noting weather’s virtues and flaws. The passage shifts to a social notice type item describing a Pat Cleburne chapter event with hostesses, floral decor, and a post meeting tea at Mrs Richards’ home. It also lists visiting clergy, club circles meeting times, and a bridal shower hosted by Miss Owen for Mrs Monts with fall flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richards
J. &. Gorin
Mors. Carrigan
Maude Melb
Pat Cleburne
D.C
Thuratts Brown
Ant South Elin Mest
C. S. Lewthorp
Ted
David Owen Dodd
W. W. Duckett
Arkansas
Wilbur Jones
Josie Frazee ‘Cappleman
U. D.C
Chas. Locke
Battle of
Prairie Grove
Harriett Story
David Guion
M. M. Smyth
Roberta Howard
John Bradley Howard
Ada Rhodes
Harriet Story
Mineola Owen
Lenna Jones
Miss Owen
Billy Monts
First 100 Farm Homesteads Ready for 1937 Crops in Arkansas
Washington officials and Arkansas, Louisiana, and Mississippi leaders attend the Wright Community Resettlement dedication near England Arkansas. The 3,600 acres split into 100 farms will house low income families with 40 year debt amortization at 1 percent interest. Construction employs about 450 with a $32000 monthly payroll. the event marks the first such project in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Arkansas
Louisiana
Mississippi
Wright
England
Jefferson County
United States
Rexford G. Tugwell
Joe T. Robinson
Senate
Henry Wallace
Arkansas River Valley
Little Rock
Fine Bluff
T. Roy Reid
Hope Quartet to Sing On KCMC Sunday Broadcast
A Hope quartet comprising Alvin Weisener Wade Warren Austin Franks and Harry Keith will broadcast an hour long radio program Sunday over KCMC in Texarkana starting at 8 45. They will sing both popular and sacred songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope
Alvin Weisener
Wade Warren
Austin Franks
Harry Keith
KCMC
Texarkarna
Legislature Is Put and Schubert’s Death Mentioned
The piece notes that funds for vocational education, the University of Arkansas, A and M colleges, teachers colleges, and an A and M college for negroes are strained as homestead taxes lapse. It also reports losses to the common school fund, Confederate veterans, charities sinking funds and school supervision. It adds Franz Schubert, child of fourteen, who contributed to musical education, died at 31 after publishing struggles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Arkansas
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fred M. Goff
Fredericktown
T. H. Goff
R. R. Cornelius
T. Park
Mekhamie
Otis Park
Fulton
A. L. King
Hugh Weyman
Arkadelphia
Hyman
Pauline Park
McKanie
Womens Auxiliary
First Presbyterian Church
L. C. Becker
Edgewood. Avenue
Frank Trimble
West Third Street
White House
East 2Nd Street
Pr . Sahuld
Webtacs
Tim McCoy
Ross Alexander
Here Comes
Carter
Jack Benny
George Burns
Gracie Allen
Bob Burns
Martha Baye
Martha
Bononka
City Bakery
A Hope
Jess
Kansas City
Russell Meat Market
U.S
Tugwell
Robinson
Ark
First Baptist Church
W. R. Hilton
Hamilton
Thos. Brewster
W. A. Hammond
First Christian Church
Albert Graves
Walley Carter
J. A. Ram Isey
Gee, Dodd
Edwin Dossell
Arkansas Congress of Parents and Teachers
Arlington Hotel
Hot Springs
Joseph M. Artman
Chicago
C. Newman
St. Louis
Federal Bureau of Investigation
G-Man Newman
J. E. Hoover
Department of Justice
Washington, D.C
Owen Atkins
Homer Reeves
Nora Gordon
Ray Mayton
Mary Middlebroods
Ronald Smith
Patmos School
V. I. Wortham
Prescott
Ruth Almeria
Linedell L. Buchanan
Vern Buchanan
J. F. Queen
Euna Mae Brown
John M. Wortham
Shreveport
Prescot High School
Henderson State Teachers College
Blevins
Dallas
Pine Bluff
Hope Heading CO
Hope, Ark
Hope Quartet
Franz Schubert
Schubert
Vicks Vapor
R* Page's
East Third Street
Sam
Seaman Spangenberger
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