Fragmentary Local Notice With Obscure Verse And Social
A jumble of OCR text recalls poetry lines and social notices from a Louisiana town column. It mentions Mrs. Sid Henry, Mrs. Brenly McPherson and Patsy, visitors from Little Rock, and various church and community gatherings. Names include Evelyn Briant, Mary Della White, Jowell Seales, Frank Stanley, Lake Green, and Miss Dorothy Bellmer. The piece notes a W M S circle meeting, a Christmas party plan, and a memorial service at a Webb home in North Hervey Street with Rev. Kelly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M.S. First Methodist Church
Evelyn Briant
South Elm Street
Jowell Seales
Frank Stanley
Guiven
Alice Louise Ellis
Beatrice Gordon
Virginia Onstead
Resius Masye
Evalyn Briant
Circle No. 4
W. M.S
First Methodist Church
Stith Davenport
West Fifth Street
Dorothy Belliner
Fort Worth
Texas
Dick Butler
R. Guilodd
Minden
J. W. Hughes
Annie Beavers
Texarkana
Dale Wilson, Sr
Prescott
Lewis Nicholson
Lewis Jr
Shreveport
J. R. Ashe
Richard and
Willan
Marshall
Edw. Church
Robt. Church
Monroe
Webb
North Hervey Street
Kelly
Presbyterian Church
Thos. Brewster
Curtain rises for actress Holman in Revenge With Music
Forgotten by fickle audiences, actress Holman returns as both singer and actor in Revenge With Music at Hedgerow before Broadway. She trained under Jasper Deeter at Hedgerow Theatre Moylan Rose Valley. A public debut drew state police and Broadway celebrities as she seeks dramatic stardom. Concurrently in Winston Salem a petition to intervene in a 1 million settlement could enable compromise among heirs of a 20 million estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasper Deeter
Hedgerow Theater
Moylan-Rose Valley
Philadelphia
Hedgerow
Broadway
Miss Holman
Winston- Salem
Smith Reynolds
WIN TWO THIRDS LEANING DEMOCRATIC IN EARLY RETURNS
Early returns show Democrats leading in Senate races with 70 seats to 24 for Republicans and minor parties. If trends hold, Republicans face their lowest era since founding as New Deal issues bolster defenders in 16 states including Connecticut Maryland Indiana New Jersey New Mexico Ohio Rhode Island and West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Republican Party
Farmer- Laborite
Shipsteads
Minnesota
LaFollette
Maryland
Indiana
New Jersey
New Mexico
Ohio
Rhode Island
West Virginia
Democrats Lead in Ohio and New York Returns
In Ohio Senator Simeon D. Fess, 73, Republican, sought re election to expose the Roosevelt administration’s socialism. Donahey led, with Fess narrowing the gap by nightfall across about 8,550 precincts, as votes totaled near 8 million. In New York, Gov. Herbert H. Lehman and Sen. Royal Copeland won sizable majorities for the Roosevelt ticket, with Lehman performing well upstate and Copeland leading his opponent outside upstate areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Columbus
Simeon D. Fess
United States Senate
Roosevelt
Wilin
Nee
Vic Donahey
Venmhey
Ioy
Donahey
Clarence J. Brown
Vans Dlidale
Governay
Martin L. Davey
J Kent Tee
Fess
Almost Bee
New York
Herbert H. Lehn
United States
Royal
Copeland
Ficket
Lehman
Albury
Robeck Moses
Seater Copeland
Lebima
Harold Cluett
Glugt
Dea
Hide Out at the Saenger Two Days
The Saenger Theatre presents Hide Out featuring Robert Montgomery as the whimsical racketeer Lucky Wilson in a rural reform tale alongside Maureen O Sullivan and others. Also opening next Sunday is One Night of Love starring Grace Moore in a three day engagement. Moore brings renowned opera and concert fame to the screen musical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saenger Theatre
Robert Montgomery
Wilson
New York
Maureen O'Sullivan
Grace Moore
Miss Moore
Arkansas Prepares For Homecoming Clash With Rice Owls
Arkansas Razorbacks gear up for a Saturday homecoming showdown with the Rice Owls, focusing on pass defense and new trick plays. Key players LaForge and Jordan are healthy for the contest after earlier injuries, while Rice’s potent backfield and band backing stoke student excitement in Fayetteville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayetteville
Ark
Rice Owls
Arkansas Razorbacks
Owls
Razorbucks
Thomsen
Arkansastine
Rice
Razorbacks
Thomson
Rucker
Criswell
Geiser
Laforte
Jordan
Arkansas
Arkat
Lie Farge
Missouri Mines
Texas Aggies
College Station
Aggies
LaForge
Charles Black
Jack Newby
Spivey
Measel
Benton
Haden
Rucker R
Luke
Howell
Poole
Ridger
van Sichie
Hensderson
Sherlimd
Lundy
Razorback
Avivaly
Lee
Gell Jeffries
Martin
Tak Hn Titus
Houston
New York Off-Year Election Sees Record Turnout
New Yorkers cast unusually heavy ballots in an off year with Lt Governor M. William Bray maintaining a large lead over Republican Stephen Douglas. Across New York City many past disorder hot spots were quiet as 16 polling places reported no issues from the Honest Ballot Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copeland
Cluett
William Bray
Stephen Duglas
Utica
New York City
Honest Ballot Association
Legion members urged as drive tops targets in Hempstead county
A meeting featured Mr Sisson outlining a large American Legion program for 1935 focusing on disabled veterans and the welfare department. He said the organization will push immediate payment of adjusted service certificates and urged local posts to maximize membership, with a goal near 150 for Hempstead county. Other speakers included O W Williams and Mcfaddin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vention
Sis‘gem
Sisson
State Department
Orguion
Uny
Les
Sissam
American Legion
Mmmbers
Legion
Uiere
Hempstead
Amapels
Avery Vonumentlcdl
Aires
Mir
Men Presume on God Says Speaker by Rev Mrs Beasley
The Rev Mrs Beasley preached from Jeremiah and Matthew about excuses before God and the wedding garment parable. She warned that one cannot cling to sin and God, and that those dying without God face eternal loss. She cited examples like Ingersoll and Saul to stress personal accountability and urgency in salvation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beasley
Ingersel
Saul
God
Bonfire Rally Featuring Razorback Stars On Friday
A bonfire gathering on the freshmen football field Friday night will feature speakers including former Razorback football stars Schoonover Hinton and Cote. A University of Michigan graduate student reports experiments linking left side brain injuries in right-handed individuals to left-handedness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tost
Razorback
University of Michigan
Vast Changes Due for the Railroads
Federal Co ordinator Joseph B Eastman told Atlanta rail interests that new streamlined trains are only the forerunner of broader changes. He warned against wholesale competition and urged focus on lower cost, flexible service on branches and secondary lines while acknowledging the high first costs of new trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Joseph B. Eastman
Atlanta Freight Bureau
Civic Clubs
Eastman
Railroads to Spend Over 22 Million on Air Conditioning
Western railroads will invest more than 22 million dollars to air condition trains next summer. H G Taylor, chairman of the Western Association of Railway Executives, said modernization programs are nearly finished with about 1,200 cars of 2,500 planned for cooling. This includes 700 Pullmans and 400 coaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Western Territory
H. G.taylor
Western Association of Railway Executives
Taylor
Local Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits
Green Laseter and Mrs. Frank Bailey visited Monday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ross and children were Sunday guests of Warren Pickard of Rocky Mound. Ellen Byers spent Sunday with C. L. Reece and Zedie Wilson called on Mrs. Leslie Purtle Monday. Emmet Lewallen of Magnolia spent the weekend with his parents Riley Lewallen. J. T. Cumbie Jr. and family were Sunday guests of Ray Cumbie of Hope. Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Wolf spent Sunday with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bailey
Riley Lewall
Earl Ross
Warren Pickard
Rocky Mound
Ellen Byers
C. L. Reece
Zedie Wilson
Leslie Purtle
Emmet Lewallen
Magnolia
Riley Lewallen
J. T. Cumbie Jr
Ray Cumbie
Hope
E. B. Wolf
Community notes from Hot Springs and surrounding families
In Hot Springs and nearby areas residents share arrivals and visits. Mr and Mrs Cliff Rogers moved into the community while Mr and Mrs Riley Lewallen visited their daughter Mrs Howard Collier of Shower Sprit. Sympathy is extended to the relatives of Mr Louie Franty who died Thursday morning. Mrs Mary Putman visits her daughter Mrs Raymond Ross of O Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sday
Hot Springs
Cliff Rogers
Riley Lewallen
Howard Collier
Louie Franty
Mary Putman
Raymond Ross
O Grove
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sid Henry
The
Little Graces
Brenly McPherson
Patsy Dne
Dro
Don Smith
Little Rock
Sid Bundy
Hugh JH. Mee Chaubhey
Littl Rock
Maggie Bell
Sid Freery
Clary Lawthorp
Will Weet
South Cha Sweet
Mary Della White
Wilson Jr
Chas Wilson
Battle of Blevins
Flannie Wood
Amning
Kate Charles Bellmer
Lia
E. C. Brown
Terrell ‘Cornelius
Vern van Sickle
Syble DeHan
de Han
Vane Sickle
Ottachita College
Billiarcts
Aiter Alphe
Saenger
Wihied Hig Pieters
George FA
Mattie ‘Thiars
Kola Menliceniit
Waureen O'Sullivan
WiLliam
Ferguson
Guiana
San Francisco
WEA
Democrats
Coker
Tom Kinser
Robt
Montgomery
Owl
A. H. Wade
Mrs. Beasley
Mary
Ior
Green
Laseter
Front Street
Parson’s Shoe Shop
South Main
Roy Anderson
John S. Gibson Drug Company
Reraul
Hope, Ark
Monts
Monts Seed Store
Hy 2Nd St
Tope
Men’s Monarch Unions
Mohareh Union
Beruecol
Monarch
Sea Island
Patterson’s Department Store
West Second Street
Oxford
Hatlywoor
Shay
Liberty
Grace Mooreg
Nour
Columbia
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