Engagement and social notes from Morrilton and Texarkana
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bridewell and Gen Chas. Bridewell of Morrilton host guests while their daughter Bertie Bridewell to wed William Harrison Gloven of Malvern December 8 at the bride’s home. Also reports Miss Mudge Schooley visiting Ouachita College. Numerous local events, meetings, and visits across Texarkana, Arkadelphia, and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bridewell
Gen
Chas
Morrilton
R. Bridewell
Dorsey McRae
Bertin
William Harrison Gloven
Malvern
Mudge Schooley
Ouachita College
Arkadelphia
J. E. Schooley
Rev Wallace Rogers to Preach at Two Services
The First Baptist church announces Rev Wallace R Rogers will preach at both morning and evening services, but will not go to Zion. Morning sermon covers the First Chapter of John with related chapters, evening sermon on great Bible doctrines and final rewards. Men’s Bible Class will focus Armistice Day lesson with Barney Hamm, open to all attendees in the education building on Third Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace R. Rogers
Zion
First Baptist Church
Barney Hamm
Hamm
Third’ Street
Spring Hill Wins in Basketball Opener
In a Friday afternoon game at Columbus the Spring Hill High School team defeated Columbus 19 to 10. The first half was tied 5 5, with Spring Hill guard leading scoring with eight of his team’s 14 points, Hicks of Columbus contributing seven. A large crowd attended the event. Paisley PTA will host a 7:30 pm Monday night bingo and social at the high school cafeteria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Colunebus
Maman
Spring Hill
Richest Little Girl Finds It Is Handicap
Doris Duke will turn 21 on November 23 and inherit an estimated 60 to 85 million dollars from her father James B. Duke. She already owns a million-dollar East 4th Street mansion, Duke Farm at Somerville New Jersey, Rough Point in Newport, and estates in North Carolina and Antigua. Despite immense wealth she is described as shy and aloof, with a modest, quiet nature shaped by her parents’ aims for normal upbringing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia. Blanchard
NEA Service
New York
Doris Duke
James B. Duke
Doris
East Th Street
Duke Farmy
Somerville
Rough Point
Newport
North Carolina
Antibus
Barbera Hutton
Claire Luce
Greta Garbo
Garbo
Luce
Colony
France
Howe Cummner
Dens
Buys
Jon B
Lindburgh
Aoa
Foel
Doris Duke and her quiet, shadowed New York life
Doris Duke, tall and striking yet reserved, moves in exclusive circles with detectives in tow since the Lindbergh kidnapping. She shuns excess, favors blue and simple outfits, dines modestly, and remains cautious about rumors linking her to notable men. Duke Farms in Somerville anchors memories as she inherits wealth and trusteeship of Duke University.
Local notes and visits for Hope area residents
Bodean No.1 Wiley Mullins has returned home after eye removal surgery in Texarkana last week and is reported doing well. Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Pulley return to Dallas with their mother Mays. Minda Fuller home after weeks with them. Severn residents attended a singing at Hope city hall Sunday afternoon. Mrs. G. E. Fuller visiting her mother near Hope this week. Mr. and Mrs. Joe England and children of Shower Springs visited Ma. and Mrs. O. L. Mitchell Sunday. G. &, R P. and Miss Audis Fuller on a business trip to Prescott Tuesday. Mrs. D. BE. Bailey spent Wednesday with her mother, Mrs. Minds Fuller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiley Mullins
Texarkana
F. C. Pulley
Dallas
Texas
Mays
Minda Fuller
Severn
City Hall
Hope
G. E. Fuller
Jots of Happenings Around Shower in Frost Week
A flurry of small town notes recount hog butchering after a Tuesday frost, visits among Mitchel, Williams, Sanford, and McMillan families, Devon McMillan breaking a leg at Harmony school, medical care by Dr. Cannon, and residents moving or visiting in the Jeff Wright and Willis Cobb circles.
Harmony school work and local visits noted
Henry Bearden called on Banford home Wednesday afternoon. Louise visited Saturday to spend the day with Maggie and Lola Jordan. George Jordan has done extensive carpenter and repair work on the Harmony school building this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banford
Henry Bearden
Louise
Maggie
Lola Jordan
George Jordan
Harmony School
Antioch residents return from Oklahoma trip
Antioch John Dougan Paul Hamcie and Sid Dougan came home Saturday after several days of work in Oklahoma. Mrs Adaline Hickey lies seriously ill at her son H F Hickey’s home. C B Green Lee Washington and Brady Cook with Irene and Fort Cook attended the Strong conference last week. Henry Bryson Eunice Bryson and Emma Philips of Morning Star visited the Hickey home Monday night. The infant son of Mr and Mrs Earl Moran is seriously ill but improving. BR L Crank returns to school after illness. Mrs West and children of Boughton visit Robert Harris’s family for the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John, Dougan
Paul Hamcie
Sid Dougan
Oklahoma
Adaline Hickey
H. F. Hickey
Lee Washington
Brady Cook
Irene
Fort
Cook
Strong
Henry Bryson
Eunice Bryson
Emma Philips
Morning Star
Hickey
Missionary society formed by Sweet Home ladies in Tokio
Sixteen members enrolled with officers elected including President Mrs Lee Stuart and Vice President Mrs Odie Head. The group meets twice monthly and plans to give away a finished quilt at Thanksgiving. Local visits include J K McLarty family from Nashville and various townsfolk visiting relatives and attending church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin
Nashville
Barney Hulson
Pierce Watson
Belt
Fletcher Cooley
Newt Murfreesboro
RB. A. Sanford
Hope
Thomas Sanford
Bingen
Tokio
A. B. Woods
Prescot
C.C. Simmons
Mr. Wright of
Wickes
Christian Church
Mgr
John Higgins
Murfreesboro
Card of Thanks for Kindness After Illness and Death
We express appreciation to the lovely people of love for kindnesses shown during our recent illness and death of our husband, father, and brother. Also for the beautiful floral offerings. Mrs. Luther Sanders Mr. and Mrs. Hamy Abriining Miss Mattie Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Sanders
Hamy
Mattie Lawrence
El Dorado Beats Fordyce for Arkansas Title
El Dorado Wildcats beat Fordyce Redbugs 10 to 7 to claim the high school football championship before 5,008 fans. Roy White kicked a first half field goal, El Dorado led 10–0 before Fordyce rallied with a late touchdown on a pass play from Don Darling to Benton. Fordyce pushed 17 passes in the fourth quarter and Clay Benton’s long 52 yard completion nearly turned the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Dorado
Ark
Redbugs
Dallas County Lads
Fordyce
Dow
Cats
Don Darling
Benton
White
Redbug
Local couples and visitors noted in Spring Hill and Bluff City
Mr Nebo Mr Ernest Baker and Bro Williams of Spring Hill spend the week at Hot Springs for the annual conference. they return Monday. Miss Euella Bevilk of Bluff City visits relatives. Mr and Mrs Sid Thomas and Mrs Eulis Powell were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Dassie Burns. Wedding bells as Floyd McClelland and Etha Bell Lewis wed with vows spoken by Rev Flo Clark, wishing them happiness in their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest, Baker
Bro. Williams
Spring Hill
Hot Springs
Euella Bevilk
Bluff City
Sid
Etha
Bell Lewis
Wheeler and Woolsey Classic Delivers Slapstick in Africa
The comedy stars Wheeler and Woolsey in a jungle spoof as they trek through Africa facing locusts that strip clothes and eat cigars. Raquel Torres Esther Muir Henry Armetts Eda Clayton headline with a 1933 film voice and previews hint at a lively, albeit chaotic, adventure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ib Woolkey
Stegie
Woolsey
Wheeler
Serotinus
Jack Robinson
Africa
Raquel ‘Torres
Esther Muir
Henry Armetts
Eda Adie Clayton
100 Dazzling Heauitien
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Sid Henry
Jewell Moore
Wayne
Dorada
Womans Missionary Union
Bible Studs
Wallaee R. Rogers
Misa Elizabeth White
the Holly Public School
Ete
Champlin
Baptist Church
W. R. Anderson
J. L. Myers
Texarkona
Magie
Nanie Parkins
Nancy Tiane
Little Rock
R. M. LiGrone Sr
F. Hughes
Texarkind
Thomas Hughes
Beaumont
Vera van Sickle
Quaehua College
Edgar Vin Sickle
Eden
Mone Chinnter
Arkon
Sas
Wine Sponenbarger
B.C. Palmer
Ohio
O. EB. S
Arkans Tos
Mattie Murphy
Mabel Murphy Doyce
Jean EL. DeCamp
Rachel Jordan
Emmet
R. M. LaGrope
Hervey Street
Paris
O. A. Graver
B.C. Hyate
Gounod
Faust
Texarkiana Gazette
Truitt Simmons
Harold Lawrence
Locust Street
Wickliffe Temple
Lawrence
Maude Saunders
Roy Powell
Mary Dorothy Fletcher
Lorainne Dunn
Robert Burke
Caroline Cararra
Virginia Granberry
H. W. Pirkey, Jr
Cora Davis
Kamie Moore
Herb Hanson
Homer Ferguson
Mary Helen Reed
Mildred Roberts
Gennir Belle Sutton
Willard B. Simmons
J. O. Sinclair
Marthat Pirkey
Borvthy Simmons
A. L. King
Otis Park
Fulton
J. B. Schultz
Nannie Jett
H A. Simmons
Carroll Simmons
Mary Helen LeVasseur
Bayly Young
Naomi Summers
Mildred Wilson
RK. R. Cornelus
Pauline Park
Lovuann
Itt
Thermy King of Hope
C.C. Syragulns
Richard Aklen
Higiwater
Hoot Carson
Cowboy
Heeler Dolley
Petie
Miss Hope
Churc
Paisley P. T. A. Party
Paisley
Parent-Teacher Association
J. G. Thompson
Mais
Park Avenue
Fifth Oy
Duesenberg
Dearman
Frances Clyne
Silver Foxes
Larry's
Elsu
Duke Farms
Patsy
Royal
Brinsley
Aiken
S.C
Iho
Duke University
Manhattan
Public Library
Kermit Mitchel
Jeff Mitchell
Devon McMillan
H. B. Sanford
Williams
Jeff Wright
Rocky Mound
Center Point
Harold Sanford
A. B. Sanfords
Gulley
Tris Ution
Silas Sanford
Dora Alderson
Burlie McWillvais
Antioch
Emery A. Thompson
St. Louis
Elson Huckins
Nebo
Wrwedier & Woollbey Saeriger
National” Statistical
Czechoslovakia
Conuntry
Graf Zeppelin
Uels
Lexall
John S. Gerson Drug Company
Rexall Store
Shreveport, Louisiana
Hope Star Carrier Boys
Hope Star
Star Publishing Company
Prescott
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